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- Oct 1, 2026
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Indiana Fall Drives: North (opens the original)
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Travelers in a hurry tend to rush straight up I-65 on their way to Chicago, but the road less traveled offers a much more interesting exploration of “The Region.” North of Lafayette, the landscape presents an intriguing contrast, punctuating stretches of rolling farmland with fields of spinning turbines. Continuing on, the terrain shifts again into swaths of wetlands known as the “Everglades of the North.” The nearly 2,000-acre Grand Kankakee Marsh County Park near DeMotte lends itself nicely to
Lapis Lily Market Holds Many Tiny Treasures (opens the original)
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AMBER SNYDER JUST can’t stop. Whether in her home studio or at Lapis Lily Market, she is always busy making trinkets. “I guess I just like to play,” she laughs. “I’m doing it for the 5-year-old inner child in all of us.” A student of fashion design originally from northwestern Indiana, Snyder grew up visiting flea markets with her dad, forever on the lookout for fun stuff—the smaller and cuter the better. She opened a pop-up in a Stutz Building incubator space with support from Ground Floor Indy
Visit The High Life In Chicago (opens the original)
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IN A BUSTLING city full of big-shouldered skyscrapers, it can be easy to feel a bit claustrophobic. But if that bustling city is Chicago, you’ll thankfully find a slew of opportunities to rise above it all, literally. The iconic Willis Tower (formerly the Sears Tower) was the tallest building in the world when construction was completed in 1973, a brag it held onto until the late 1990s. Today, it still holds rank for its Skydeck observation platform on the 103rd floor. Perched at 1,353 feet, it’
Munch Love At The Pit Stop (opens the original)
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MIKE SCHOTT, OWNER of The Toy Pit near the corner of 38th Street and College Avenue, decided the empty building across the street could use a little love. Recasting the former vape shop in bright colors and anime decor, he opened The Pit Stop snack shop in May. A Fort Wayne native, Schott started buying and selling collectibles on eBay in 2009, launching his toy showroom in October 2024. “I’ve been to Japan and South Korea, and I’ve always had an interest in the snacks and candy there,” he says.
The Redesigned MEC Teaches New History Lessons At Conner Prairie (opens the original)
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Initial talk about a makeover for the visitor center began in 2017 when a site blueprint defined lofty ambitions for the revamp, as well as laid out plans for new trails, the Promised Land as Proving Ground exhibit, and the White River Education and Ecology Center. The building that housed the museum’s visitor center was originally constructed in the 1980s and hadn’t been updated since the 1990s. “We’ve seen quite a bit of change over the past 40 years, but this was the first multimillion dollar
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