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  1. Hype for the Future 219LSH: Martin County, Indiana

    Overview Martin County, Indiana, is a notable county located within the southwestern portion of the State of Indiana home to communities such as Loogootee, Shoals (the county seat), and Crane (notable for Naval Support Activity Crane). Much of the county is accessible from along the Route 50, Route 150, and Route 231 corridors, and is associated with the Jug Rock, notable as the sole freestanding table rock formation located east of the Mississippi River within the United States. Today, […]

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  2. Hype for the Future 219JAS: City of Jasper, Indiana

    Overview The City of Jasper is a notable city in the southwestern portion of the State of Indiana and serves as the county seat of DuBois County, Indiana, along the corridors of Route 231 and State Roads 56, 162, and 164. At the southeastern end of the city is the Indiana Baseball Hall of Fame attached to the Vincennes University—Jasper satellite campus, while also within city limits are the DuBois County Museum and the site of the Winfield West Bed and Breakfast.

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  3. Hype for the Future 219HIN: City of Huntingburg, Indiana

    Overview The City of Huntingburg is a notable small city located at the junction of Route 231 and State Road 64 within the boundaries of DuBois County in the State of Indiana and is associated with the southwestern portion of the State, including Mama T’s Italian Steakhouse and the Old Huntingburg Town Hall and Fire Engine House.

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  4. Hype for the Future 219V: Eastern Gibson and Pike Counties, Indiana

    Overview The eastern portion of Gibson County is a notable portion of the southwestern side of the State of Indiana, associated with communities such as Oakland City (home to Oakland City University), along with the Patoka Refugee Iron Bridge located nearby. To the northeast is much of Pike County, located across the time zone boundary in the Eastern Time Zone and home to the City of Petersburg (home to the Edith Barrett Memorial History Center) and the nearby unincorporated area of Glezen […]

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  5. Hype for the Future 219T: Saint Meinrad, Indiana

    Overview Saint Meinrad is an unincorporated area within the southwestern portion of the State of Indiana within Harrison Township and Spencer County, with the community largely associated with the Saint Meinrad Archabbey and the Saint Meinrad Seminary and School of Theology.

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  6. Hype for the Future 219O: Warrick County, Indiana

    Overview Warrick County is a notable county located within the southwestern portion of the State of Indiana and is largely east of the City of Evansville within the Central Time Zone and along the Ohio River in the State of Indiana. Today, the community is associated with numerous suburban and exurban communities such as Boonville, Newburgh, Chandler, Lynnville, and Tennyson, just to name a few. Today, the community is associated with notable amenities such as Commander’s Grill 🇺🇸 at […]

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  7. Hype for the Future 219N: City of Evansville, Indiana

    Overview The City of Evansville is a notable city located within the southwestern portion of the State of Indiana along the Ohio River slightly upstream from the mouth of the Wabash River within Vanderburgh County in the State of Indiana and serves as the county seat and accessible via Interstate 69 and nearby Interstate 64. Today, the community is largely associated with the University of Southern Indiana (USI) on the west side of the city, including the Virgil C. Eicher Barn, as well as […]

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  8. Hype for the Future 219G: Gibson County, Indiana

    Overview Gibson County is a notable community located within the southwestern portion of the State of Indiana and containing notable cities and towns such as Princeton (the county seat), Patoka, Hazleton, Fort Branch, Haubstadt, Owensville, Somerville, and Francisco. Notable community features located within Gibson County include the Toyota Indiana Experience Center, Severn’s Iron Bridge, and the Lyles Station Historic School and Museum. Notable highways located within the county include […]

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  9. Hype for the Future 219D: Town of New Harmony, Indiana

    Introduction The Town of New Harmony is a notable and historically significant town along the Wabash River approximately fifteen (15) miles north of the community of Mount Vernon within Posey County, Indiana, notable as a community initially intended to be a utopian society within the region. Today, much of the community is historically preserved to represent utopian beliefs, while also serving as the nearest town to Harmonie State Park immediately to the south. Community The historic […]

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  10. Hype for the Future 101C: City of Jasper, Indiana

    Overview The City of Jasper is located in central DuBois County, Indiana, and serves as the county seat, accessible primarily via State Roads 66, 162, and 164; and Route 231, depending on direction. Today, not much exists in terms of tourist attractions for the community; however, the Winfield West Bed and Breakfast is of cultural significance to the city. The DuBois County Museum to the north may be more significant; however, the specific museum is intended to serve the population of the […]

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  11. Hype for the Future 101/284: Warrick County, Indiana

    Overview Warrick County is situated just east of Evansville within the southwestern portion of the State of Indiana, along the Ohio River slightly downstream from Owensboro, Kentucky. Today, the City of Boonville serves as the county seat; however, additional communities include, but are not limited to, Newburgh, Lynnville, Elberfeld, and Chandler. Only one point of interest may be attractive to outsiders—the Newburgh Museum—and even then, probably only to the immediate surroundings.

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  12. Hype for the Future 100W: Spencer County, Indiana

    Overview Spencer County is located within the southwestern portion of the State of Indiana, along the Ohio River fairly east of the City of Evansville. Today, the county is most notable for serving as home to Santa Claus, Indiana; however, the Ohio River community of Rockport, Indiana, serves as the county seat. While Rockport contains the Lincoln Pioneer Village and Museum, Santa Claus contains the Santa Claus Museum and Village, as well as Holiday World and Splashin’ Safari when in […]

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