 | Elkhart County, Indiana - Elkhart County boasts a variety of amenities that satisfy everyone from those with more urbane tastes to those who enjoy a quieter pace. As the largest city, Elkhart boasts a variety of dining and cultural options, from fine dining to gastropubs to several family-owned Italian restaurants. The Lerner Theatre is the centerpiece of a growing arts and entertainment district. |
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 | Morgan County, Indiana - Morgan County is conveniently located midway between the capital city of Indianapolis and the Big 10 College Town of Bloomington. Largely rural with incredible scenic views and outdoor recreation opportunities, the area is home to the small city of Martinsville, as well as smaller towns including Mooresville, Morgantown, Paragon, Monrovia and more. |
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 | Goshen, Indiana - The City of Goshen is one of the coolest around, hands-down. Few cities our size (just over 30,000 residents) can boast about a thriving downtown cultural arts scened, beautiful historic architecture, and the variety of intriguing places to eat and shop. |
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 | Historic Corydon Indiana, Indiana - Corydon was the First State Capital of Indiana and the second Territorial Capital. This was also the site of the only Civil War Battle fought in Indiana. We are also known for our caves, wineries, third generation glass blowing attraction and beautiful O'Bannon State Woods State Park. |
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 | Bloomington/Monroe County, Indiana, Indiana - Bloomington is a city of contrasts, which provides residents and visitors with a wide variety of experiences to enjoy. It's a tight-knit community where neighbors know each other, but one with a diverse and rich culture due to the international appeal of Indiana University. |
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 | DeKalb County, Indiana - DeKalb County, Indiana is the "Hub of Transportation Heritage" and the home of multiple transportation museums showcasing classic automobiles, trucks, aircraft, a military collection, railroad memorabilia, local art, county history, and the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum. |
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 | Jasper, Indiana - The Jasper, Indiana area is a wonderful town to live, work, raise a family, retire and enjoy life.
A strong heritage is the origin to the prosperity of Jasper. Throughout time, Jasper has and continues to thrive, revolving from its strong foundation of hard work, spiritual essence, and recreational vigor. With small-town flavor and big-city opportunities, Jasper offers a superb quality of life. |
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 | French Lick West Baden, Indiana - Surrounded by Hoosier National Forest and rich history, off the beaten path ... but conveniently located 2 hours south of Indianapolis and 1 hour west of Louisville. |
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 | Indiana Dunes Country, Indiana - Indiana Dunes Country, located along the southern shore of Lake Michigan, features great beaches, hiking trails and biking trails, downtown dining and shopping in charming communities like Valparaiso and Chesterton. There is a thriving arts and entertainment community in a friendly, welcoming environment. Indiana Dunes Country is located just an hour from Chicago. |
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 | North Central Indiana, Indiana - Kosciusko is a large County in Indiana. We have over 100 lakes. Warsaw is a thriving faithbased community. Family comes first. The Village at Winona is a wonderful attraction to our area. |
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 | Franklin County, Indiana - Franklin County is a small farming community with lots of recreation and amenities. Close to Indianapolis and Cincinnati. We have the beautiful Brookville Lake, Pre Civil War Historical Town of Metamora and the German Catholic town of Oldenburg. |
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