Category Archives: LaGrange County Businesses

Each time I visit a bed and breakfast, I declare that one my favorite. So far, I have six favorites. Each one is as unique as the owners who invite their guests into the homes. Today makes my seventh favorite … Read More »

The guys will love this bed and breakfast because of its location out on the rural countryside. They can stretch their legs, pet the cows, or talk to the birds—they’ll listen! The ladies will love this bed and breakfast because … Read More »

Which will you enjoy most? Gliding down the Pigeon River in your canoe or kayak? Greeting the outdoors in the fish and wildlife area? Camping? Hiking? Fishing? Or making new friends? At Trading Post Canoe, Kayak, and Campground in Mongo, … Read More »

Meet our 11 year-old Jack Russell Terrier. She’s definitely part of our family. We don’t dress her up in people clothes or let her sleep in our bed, but whenever we go on vacations, making sure she’s cared for is … Read More »

Folks, there’s a new mayor in town, and his name is Paul Petrulis. He will shake your hand, join you at the campfire, and maybe eat your marshmallows. Once you meet him, though, you won’t mind; he’s witty and kind, … Read More »

I visited Village View on a crisp fall morning and discovered the many reasons to love this bed and breakfast. I love it for its location on a county road of rolling hillsides and farms with mums flowering abundantly. I … Read More »

Dear Special Man: I’m really quite easy to buy for at Christmas. I don’t want small appliances, or large appliances for that matter. I don’t want anything that implies or resembles “work.” I want indulgence, not expensive. I want thought, … Read More »

I just finished reading an online article about Christmas gifts for men. The thing is, those gifts would not go over well at all for the man in my life, and I’m thinking, at least for our small-town feel, not … Read More »

The first time I went to this gallery, I bought everything I could. Not really, but I wanted to. Kingsbury House is my kind of place, because I love beautiful things. I’m choosy about what I buy because the purse … Read More »

A diverse—and delicious—range of local restaurants were selected for the first-ever Northern Indiana Foodie Trail, launched this month by the Northern Indiana Tourism Development Commission (NITDC) in partnership with Midwest Living magazine. Twenty-eight restaurants from seven counties made the cut … Read More »