The History of Boyd Park, Indiana’s First Roller Coaster
By TJ Honeycutt Everyone who currently calls Wabash County home has passed the site of Indiana’s first wooden roller coaster, most I suspect, without realizing it. Just across from Richvalley…
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Meet Shane Waters, an award-winning true crime and history podcaster based in Wabash
If you see a Tesla Model X that looks like the Mystery Machine that Scooby-Doo and his gang rode around in, you’re probably witnessing investigative podcaster Shane Waters in action. Waters, who…
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From blossom to harvest: Behind the scenes of an apple orchard
Behind the scenes at any orchard, pollinators are hard at work playing an indispensable role in the growth and success of each season’s fruit. Apples, pears, peaches, and many other…
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Exploring Asherwood Trails!
Although it was a cool day, the sun was out so it was perfect for taking a drive to Wabash, Indiana for an adventure. Sunny and I explored Asherwood which…
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Connecting with the outdoors in Wabash County
Although the end of summer is upon us, opportunities to experience the great outdoors are still plentiful. Northeast Indiana offers a plethora of outdoor adventures, many of which can be…
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This Boutique Hotel Takes You Back to Elegance of the 1920s
If you enjoy seeking out lodging options beyond the typical chains – ones with personality and history, and unique decor, you’ll love the Charley Creek Inn in Wabash. This boutique hotel first…
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Fueling The Ride
With Dam to Dam coming ever closer, Alley Cat Outfitters is starting a series based on helping you have the BEST possible experience! This blog post will cover The Science…
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What is it like to raise a family in Wabash?
Madeline and Aaron Spring, along with their children—Micah, 12, Charlotte, 11, Amara, 9, and Conrad, 8—have called Wabash home since 2008. Both Madeline and Aaron grew up in Ohio—Madeline in…
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5 Things To Make It A Stay & Play Weekend In Wabash County (September 7 – 10)
The 14th Annual Dam to Dam Bike Ride (powered by INGUARD) takes place Sunday, September 10 at 8 AM and we want to invite you to make it at Stay…
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Summer Happenings in Wabash County
story by GLENDA WINDERS Big happenings are going on in Wabash County this summer, and the Hopewell House in Lagro is at the center of it all. The historic home was built…
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Meet the volunteers behind Indiana’s largest river cleanup event
Life-long Wabash resident and self-proclaimed “river rat,” Michael Beauchamp has spent his life in and around water, including the rivers that run through Indiana. He grew up on Lake Tippecanoe.…
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Alley Cat Outfitters Bike Rental Options
Bike rentals are something we were routinely asked about when we were starting Alley Cat Outfitters. The Wabash River Trail creates a route for visitors and residents of Wabash County…
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A Day in Downtown Wabash with My Friends
My friends and I went downtown to Wabash not too long ago. We spent the day downtown due to a conflict with a school field trip. Our school had planned…
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Runners share what racing locally means to them as Wabash Run the River returns
Running isn’t everyone’s ‘cup of tea’ but for some, it’s a thirst-quenching adventure, a hobby, an act of self-care, and a ritual they can’t quit. In Wabash County, many paved…
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Stay & Play In Wabash County June 9th-11th
Have you registered for Wabash Run The River and need to plan the rest of your weekend? Well, look no further! Here’s some fun tips for exploring Wabash County during…
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Plan a getaway at the Charley Creek Inn in Wabash
I returned recently to a city I had been to for the first time last year. It was also in the spring right around this time. And I discovered it’s…
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Why are food trucks so popular? Culinary entrepreneurs in Wabash weigh in
Food trucks have become a beloved and integral part of the culinary landscape in cities across America. Since 2016, the food truck industry has grown by an average of 9.9 percent…
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The History of Paradise Spring Historical Park
Cabins, walking paths, human history, and open greenspace await visitors to Paradise Spring Historical Park. Located within a few blocks from the historic downtown district, Paradise Spring offers a peaceful…
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Food Trucks Around Wabash County
Food trucks are growing in popularity and I can see why. Incredibly tasty food that has outdoor seating and mobile so it can be brought right to you? Yes, please!!…
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Trails, Waterfalls, and Other Outdoor Adventures
“Spring has sprung, with Mother Nature beckoning to anyone who enjoys fresh air and sunshine, and Wabash County is the ideal place to play outside.” “Wabash County is a destination…
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New housing developments in Wabash County seen as a catalyst for growth
Wabash Mayor Scott Long knows what his city has to offer– cultural attractions such as Honeywell Center, dining experiences, and luxury lodging such as Charley Creek Inn. He also knows that the…
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Tourism Spending Exceeds $65 Million
It is the mission of Visit Wabash County to promote Wabash County in order to attract visitors, professionals, and industry leaders. By leveraging our local assets, the VWC Team serves…
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HOW THE IRISH BUILT A LASTING LEGACY IN WABASH COUNTY
About an hour southwest of Fort Wayne in Wabash County, you’ll find Lagro. Though the town may be small, the legacy of the Irish in Lagro is far from modest.…
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Discoverable Driving Tours
Whether you’re from Wabash County or visiting, we have 3 discoverable driving tours for you to enjoy with your friends and family! From historic locations, to scrap metal transformer statues,…
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10 Must-See Historic Landmarks in Wabash County
1 – Hanging Rock 4552 E Hanging Rock Rd, Lagro The Acres Land Trust property, located on the southern bank of the Wabash River, near the town of Lagro, contains…
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Where To Start: A Beginner’s Guide
So, you’ve decided to train for and run your first 5k (cough, cough….. The Wabash Run the River 5k, 10k, 13.1 mi). Congratulations on setting a running goal and taking…
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Fort Wayne isn’t the only city with culinary talent: Meet 5 chefs making great food in Wabash County
Fort Wayne isn’t the only place in Northeast Indinan with a growing culinary scene. About an hour Southwest of the city, Wabash County has an ever-expanding roster of culinary talent…
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A Complete Guide To Valentine’s Day In Wabash County! (photo credit: Market Street Grill)
If you need ideas for your Valentine or Galentine look no further! Below is a carefully curated list of the places to sip, shop, and dine around the county, so…
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Our Wedding Story
Connor and Jensen agree that having their wedding take place in Wabash County was not only easy, but it was also remarkable. From finding the perfect wedding gown and suit…
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Handheld Sweets
Little known fact about the tasters, we each have a sweet tooth. Well, who doesn’t right? Morning coffee is just a bit better with a sweet savory handheld treat. What…
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Light Up Your Holiday Season
The holidays are right around the corner and lots of families have traditions about going to see Christmas lights with the whole family. You don’t have to even leave Wabash…
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‘I didn’t know Indiana could look like this’: 4 ACRES Land Trust nature reserves to hike and explore
Ravines, bluffs, waterfalls, wetlands, and wildlife. These are just a few of the natural wonders you’ll find at Northeast Indiana’s many nature reserves. ACRES Land Trust is a nonprofit, preserving and…
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Visit Wabash County Ornament Throughout The Years
Visit Wabash County is celebrating its 10th year of the ornament program – this is a major milestone and we are pulling out all the stops! Unfortunately, this year’s ornament…
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Hottest New Eateries in Wabash County
Canal Creamery Canal Creamery is new to downtown Lagro and is now open, offering lunch and ice cream. Check out the gourmet waffle cones made fresh daily. Enjoy an ice…
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6 must-see historic home renos in Wabash County: Hidden passages, a 170+ year-old barn, & more
Revitalizing historic properties and bringing new life to communities is a concept captured in many popular TV shows. Viewers often enjoy the before and afters, the obstacles, the surprising finds,…
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Spend the Night in a 1903 Church Surrounded by Beautiful Stained Glass
I’m always on the hunt for unique lodging, and on a recent stay in Wabash, I stayed in one of the most unique spots yet. The Sanctuary of Wabash is…
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A scenic river trail is attracting businesses and visitors to the small towns of Wabash County
Crumbling bricks being restored. Dark, empty windows coming to life. A restaurant where there was once a neglected building. Historic edifices returned to their former glory. Exciting things are happening in…
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Tourism Spending Exceeds $55 Million
Tourism spending impacts local communities and increases the chance of survival for the small business community. The work that Visit Wabash County accomplishes encourages pride and preserves cultural heritage through…
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Seasons Are Bursting in Wabash County!
There’s really nothing better than the freshness of strawberry or blackberry shortcake made with locally grown fruits you’ve picked. What about an organic, farm-grown, ripe, and juicy tomato bursting with…
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Calories vs Weight Control
Most cyclists restrict their eating to control their weight “Energy Availability and Dietary Patterns of Adult Male and Female Competitive Cyclists With Lower Than Expected Bone Mineral Density” Viner, 2015…
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6 Places to Visit in Wabash County This Fall
While you’re out exploring the Fall beauty in Wabash County, stop by these family-friendly, small businesses and events that are sure to get you in the Fall spirit! If you’re…
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Experience a Sweet Tour Onboard Trolley No.85
Trolley No.85 began its day nestled in historic downtown Wabash outside of the Welcome Center. The morning’s Local Beehive Tour started with honey granola paired with Modoc’s specialty Iced Honey…
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8 Local Places to Shop Online Right Now
No need to leave your couch for last minute gifts! We’ve included local shops in Wabash County that offer online shopping for your convenience. Grab your favorite blanket, cozy up…
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5 FREE THINGS TO ENJOY IN WABASH COUNTY THIS WINTER
When you start to get stir crazy in the house now that the weather’s getting colder, enjoy these 5 FREE ideas that will get you out and enjoying Wabash County…
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5 Places to Visit in Wabash County This Fall
While you’re out exploring the Fall beauty in Wabash County, stop by these family-friendly, small businesses and events that are sure to get you in the Fall spirit! If you’re…
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4th of July Fireworks and Events
Wondering where you can see fireworks displays and attend events in Wabash Co. this 4th of July? Wonder no more!
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Mother’s Day Gift Guide
Do all of your Mother’s Day shopping in #WabashCounty!
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5 Ways to Light Up Our Heroes’ Spirits
Our police officers, fire fighters, EMT’s, first responders, & healthcare workers are at the forefront of keeping us safe. They are fighting for our health and happiness while putting their…
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3 Romantic Getaway Ideas in Wabash County
Valentine’s Day is coming up, and with it can come the stress of planning something special. Whether you’ve found your forever partner, or are flying solo this year, here are…
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5 Reasons to Attend the Largest Chili Cook Off East of the Mississippi
The leaves are starting to fall, the air is cooler, and this weekend, the largest chili cook-off east of Mississippi, The Wabash Cannonball Chili for Charity Cook Off, will take…
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5 Reasons to Attend Hawkins Family Farm Pizza Night
It’s Friday night, the weekend is finally here and the last thing I want to think about is staying inside and doing the dishes. Pack up a picnic basket with…
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5 Spots for Nature Enthusiasts in Wabash County
Spring has sprung (cliché I know)! It’s time to turn off the Game of Thrones marathon and bust out our hiking boots. Wabash County has an abundance of public trails…
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