At this time of year, we tend to slow down. We visit with friends and family, sometimes taking us “back home again.” Sometimes we create traditions within a new community we’ve joined. Often, we cling to our favorite traditions, like Read more…
Hello, Pumpkins!Are you ready for more than your basic October? Fall in love with fall festivals and activities in Noble County! Explore apples, pumpkins, owls, lanterns, and MORE! October is here, and we’re giving you all the information you need Read more…
Chief Five Medals On August 3, 1795, at Fort Greenville, Ohio Country, the Treaty of Greenville was signed. In signing, Native Americans agreed to formally cede most of Ohio and parts of the rest of the Northwest Territory to the Read more…
Happy September! The Division of Historic Preservation & Archaeology (DHPA) is an organization that coordinates events to educate citizens about archaeology. Universities, museums, organizations, and individuals across Indiana host diverse programs, including archaeology lab open houses, artifact identifications, archaeology-themed lectures, Read more…
Late Summer is in full bloom! To celebrate, check out one of these U-pick flower farms around our favorite corner of Northeast Indiana, Noble County. Whether a local or visitor, you will not want to miss this “can’t beat” list Read more…
This guest blog by Tiffany Parker, Director at the Gene Stratton Potter State Historic Site, celebrates an extraordinary woman, Gene Stratton-Porter, ahead of her 159th birthday! We thank Tiffany for submitting these valuable insights with our readers and visitors. What Read more…
Professional Photography category winners: Chain O’Lakes Boat Dock, submitted by Jared Christiansen Photography Prince and his Pumpkin at Black Pine Animal Sanctuary, submitted by Shutter Monkey Wisteria at Gene Stratton-Porter State Historic Site, submitted by Jared Christiansen Photography Rachel Becker Read more…
We are more than halfway through the year, but there is still so much to take in, taste, and tour in Noble County! Consider our list of 2022’s Must Do’s, our recommendations to enjoy with family, friends, and our community Read more…
Do you know that July is National Lake Appreciation Month? We do! With 117 lakes and 30 public access sites to explore, we invite you to take advantage of all July offers in Noble County! With over 100 lakes, each has Read more…
Emma Konrad recently created a social media campaign for Activate Noble County highlighting outstanding local outdoor activities to try this June. We are happy to feature her work in this guest blog. Take time to enjoy her guide featuring various Read more…