Leisure and Travel Blog

Fall is my favorite time of the year. Cooler days and nights are a welcome change from summer’s heat and humidity. Fall festivals are also something I look forward to each year, but because of Covid-19, many events have been canceled. I am hopeful next year they will return bigger and better than

Father’s Day is right around the corner, and how better to celebrate the man who deserves everything than with a special steak dinner? Now more than ever, family time is paramount. Take the time to show dads how important they are by sharing a satisfying meal at one of the SoIN eateries featuring

Spring is around the corner! With the warmer weather, thoughts turn to the outdoors and people start getting creative. Jeffersonville’s NoCo Arts & Cultural District has released its schedule of events for the entire year.

From stand-up comedians to Shakespeare in the Park and a variety of on-hands

Recbar 812, which held its grand opening earlier this month, is the newest venue that joins the burgeoning entertainment district in the heart of downtown New Albany. The arcade/bar is located at the corner of Pearl and Spring streets and offers arcade games, food, and libations.

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The days of summer have begun to wane, leaving less time to get out and about to experience the truly unique attractions Southern Indiana has to offer. The Falls of the Ohio State Park, in Clarksville, is a true one-of-a-kind attraction. It is home to the largest exposed Devonian (before dinosaurs)

The Ohio River's Race of the Belle's

The party known as the Kentucky Derby Festival has begun in preparation for one of the most anticipated social and sporting events of the year, the 145th annual Kentucky Derby. The Kentucky Derby Festival provides a celebration by sponsoring more than 70 events

News of auction shouldn’t stop you from visiting both Huber properties

Editor's Note: Good news! You can still enjoy fried chicken, biscuits, apple butter and family fun at Joe Huber's Family Farm and Restaurant. The business remains in the Huber family, and the restaurant will stay open.

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