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This Charming Indiana Town Proves Retirement Dreams Don’t Require A Lottery Win Or Fortune
Nobody told you that the best retirement destination in the Midwest was hiding in plain sight, right there in north-central Indiana. Peru, Indiana has been quietly delivering the good life to anyone smart enough to show up, and it’s about time the rest of the world caught on. Let’s...
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This Indiana Chinese Buffet Proves You Don’t Need a Big City to Find Great Asian Food
A small-town Chinese restaurant in northern Indiana pours bubble tea next to Panang curry and crab rangoon. That combo alone got my attention. It also brings back a Sunday buffet, which feels like a little weekly reward. The menu covers Chinese and Thai dishes, from Mongolian beef to pad see...
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South Bend travelers feel the effects of nationwide ground stop
SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- At 3:54 p.m. on Friday, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced a nationwide ground stop to all departing planes. Travelers around the country, especially inside South Bend International airport, hearing the same thing. "Nothing," Janette Joseph said. "They don't know if we're going to have a...
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Argos barber shop closing after more than 50 years
ARGOS, Ind. (WNDU) - After more than five decades of haircuts, conversations and friendships, Ken’s Barber Shop in Argos is closing its doors. Owner Ken Overmyer’s final day of business is Saturday. “My back was telling me that it was time to hang it up,” Overmyer said.
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Teacher Uses Reptiles To Educate Young People
WARSAW – “I’ve always had a love for reptiles,” said Kevin Fouts, Warsaw. “I think it stemmed from liking dinosaurs. I talked my mom into getting me a corn snake when I was in second grade. I really had no fear of snakes or other reptiles. Although, I do have a healthy respect for venomous snakes. But fear and respect are two different things. That’s why I started the Kosciusko Reptile Outreach Company. It’s an educational program I take into the community to replace fear and misconceptions with knowledge and understanding. Part of what makes our programs so impactful is that we let the kids get hands-on with our animal ambassadors.”