Roses are red, violets are blue, here are some great ways to spend V-Day with your boo!

Several attractions and restaurants are spreading the love with dinner specials, live music, and romantic settings, but if you’re looking for unique ways to celebrate, check out Chocolate Lovers Weekend at

Southern Indiana is on the move. With all of SoIN’s happenings, you might have missed one or two things. We’ve got you covered. Here are some new attractions and projects that landed in SoIN in 2018. If you haven’t visited recently, you might want to plan a trip to experience it.

New Restaurants &

The holidays are upon us, and families and friends will gather together over a meal to celebrate. To help make your dining with loved ones extra-special, here are ideas on how and where to enjoy some of the region’s best cuisine.

Start With a Sip
Sample the Spiced Apple Wine from Huber Orchards,

Staff Picks: Here are a few of our favorite things

OK, so we weren’t able to find cream-colored ponies or crisp apple strudels. Neither were we able to visit every small business in SoIN. However, we can assure you that after taking a simple stroll on Market Street in New Albany or Spring Street in

News of upcoming 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 sale of the business was completed on Nov. 17. It remains in the Huber

Bright as beacons, pumpkins tell us, “it’s fall!” This year, spicy sweet lattes are in our hands long before boots are on our feet. If you love pumpkin,

A few weeks ago, a friend from France, Paul, came to the U.S. to visit his friends and family. He had a week to spend in Southern Indiana (what we locals call “SoIN”) and wanted to use every minute he could spare sampling all that we have to offer in the area.

In a brightly lit shop with sunny yellow walls on Main Street in New Albany, the MESA Kids Cooking School opened its doors in July with 

Local artist Al Gorman uses objects washed ashore to create art works. Want to know more about the sculptures? Visit the banks of the Ohio River. 

Ask a child to name a big fossil, and they’ll probably give you the name of a dinosaur like T. rex, Diplodocus, or Triceratops.

How many times will someone say a coral or sponge? Probably never – unless they have visited the fossil beds at the Falls of the Ohio.

A few fossils at the Falls can