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.

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

When the helicopter comes into view above a Southeastern Indiana REMC right-of-way, it is hard not to stop and watch. The rotors cut across the summer sky. The aircraft settles into a steady hover over the trees. Below it, a large aerial saw moves with purpose through limbs that have grown too close to the power lines. For some members, it is an impressive sight. Cars pull over. Phones come out. Neighbors watch from porches and fields.

After 30 years in the classroom, retired Switzerland County teacher Doris Eads still believes the greatest lessons begin with caring for children. When Doris Eads talks about her 30 years in education, she doesn’t begin with lesson plans, textbooks or report cards. She begins with children. She remembers second graders running across the playground asking her to tie their shoes, visiting families in their homes when parents couldn’t make it to school, and former students reco

Where Heritage, Community, and the Ohio River Come Nestled along the Ohio River in southeastern Indiana, Switzerland County is a community where history, natural beauty, and hometown pride continue to shape everyday life. From its scenic river views and historic downtown to community festivals, local businesses, and outdoor recreation, the county offers a welcoming atmosphere that celebrates both its past and its future. Founded in 1814 by Swiss immigrants, Switzerland County

Roxano's Italian Restaurant Located in the heart of Vevay on Ferry Street, Roxano’s Italian Restaurant has become a favorite gathering place for families, friends, and visitors looking to enjoy a casual meal in a welcoming atmosphere. Whether you’re stopping in for lunch after exploring town or gathering around the table for dinner, Roxano’s offers something everyone can enjoy. ​ The menu features a variety of classic Italian favorites, from handcrafted pizzas and their famou