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Beyond the Ribbon
There is a moment at nearly every county fair when you can see what months of work look like. It might be a 4-H member guiding an animal into the show ring, answering a judge’s questions about a project or standing beside an exhibit that began as little more than an idea. The ribbons and awards are easy to see. What is harder to capture are all the hours that came before them: the practice, mistakes, responsibility, problem-solving and determination required to get there.
Oct 110 min read


Savor the Season
Pumpkin treats, apple cider, homemade baked goods and hearty bowls make October a delicious time to explore southeastern Indiana.
There is something about October that makes us hungry for the season.
Maybe it is the first roadside display piled high with pumpkins and gourds. Maybe it is the smell of barbecue drifting across a farm, a cup of fresh cider on a cool afternoon or something warm simmering in a kettle. Or perhaps it is a homemade pie, cake or cookie made from
Oct 16 min read


Rooted in Franklin County
On a hillside in Franklin County, Indiana, Tom Cooney and Marty Mullin can point in almost any direction and tell you a story.
There is the right-of-way where REMC line crews make their way through the woods when storms roll through. There is the bluebird box near the garden where a pair recently nested. There is the valley below, the canal corridor, the trail, the river, the old railroad path and the landscape Tom’s father once described as “prettier than Brown Co
Jun 254 min read


Franklin County
Located along Indiana’s eastern border, Franklin County is a place where rich history, outdoor adventure, and small-town charm come together to create a community full of character and connection. From the scenic beauty of Brookville Lake and the Whitewater River to historic churches, canal towns, and local attractions, Franklin County offers something for visitors and residents alike to experience and enjoy.
Jun 252 min read


A Franklin CountY Favorite Since 1939
Nixie’s Burgers continues a long-standing tradition of great food and hometown history in Brookville. Some restaurants are known for their food, while others become part of the community’s story. In Brookville, Nixie’s Burgers has been both for generations. Originally opened in 1939 by Nixie Biltz as a burger restaurant and billiards hall, Nixie’s quickly became a gathering place where friends, families, and neighbors came together over fresh burgers and conversation. Over
Jun 202 min read
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