This top Indiana restaurant serves up weekends in style. From a downtown shopping weekend to a secluded retreat on the farm - plan your unforgettable getaway for two at Joseph Decuis in Roanoke.
Get out and explore this fall trek to enjoy wonderful riverside views and fall foliage.
The City of Huntington will transform into Hauntington during the month of October. Prepare for a tour of decorated homes, ghost stories, haunted trails, enchanted events and plenty of treats for the tots - all things Halloween
As the weather changes and the leaves start to change, it's the perfect time to enjoy the beauty of Huntington County. Huntington County has many exciting activities in store for teenagers. Check out these fun-filled activities to make the most of the season.
Start planning now for your Labor Day weekend fun! We put together a list of our favorites activities and place for your family to enjoy! Make sure you check holiday hours before heading out.
Immerse yourself in the colors, the smells, the foods, the excitement and all the activities you love at Fall Festivals. Mark your calendars now for these great annual events happening right here in Huntington County!
Check out the fun and exciting events planned for the City of Huntington's 175th anniversary (DEMI-SEMI-SEPT-CENTENNIAL)! updated 10/31/23
Huntington County Area is well known for being the place to go for outdoor recreation. Check out this list of our top hidden outdoor gems.
Treat mom out to a day of fun - coffee, shopping, delectable foods and fancy drinks. Plus, her greatest gift is spending time with you!
Whether you are looking for outdoor fun, wine tasting, boutique shopping, gourmet fine dining, the original Indiana pork tenderloin or a summer getaway like no other, Huntington County is the place to go. Located in between Fort Wayne and Indianapolis, we are an easy stop along the way or tack on a few days to enjoy all our attractions. Here's a list of the TEN BEST things to do during a visit to the area!
Canadian rock band legends, The Guess Who band, were in Huntington on April 18 of this year to tape footage for upcoming music videos.
At Roush and Salamonie Lakes, their primary function is first and foremost for flood control. You'll notice that lake levels are dropped each winter by the Army Corp of Engineers who manage both dams, and you may hear it referenced as "winter pool." The locals are used to this annual ebb and flow, but we sometimes have visitors ask why this is done.