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The Weekly Special concluded its production in fall 2018; the page below is an archive.
WTIU continues its exploration of the Hoosier state with a new series, Journey Indiana.
Jessica Nunemaker explains why small towns can make great summer destinations, offering as much, if not more than big city getaways.
It took over 865 days to transform the forgotten Rensselaer building into the eMbers Venue. Learn why Ryan Musch remains committed to downtown revitalization.
Passengers expecting a relaxing ride on the treasured French Lick Express railway cars experience the surprise of an invading band of train-robbing bandits!
Every year, Peru transforms for the Circus City Festival. Building on over 50 years of circus history, the Peru Amateur Circus excites both young and old.
Co-owners of Indiana’s newest vineyard and winery, built on the 1919 Courtright homestead, explain the inspiration behind creating Indiana wine.
Built on the tradition of generations past, Joe Rice continues to create incredible pieces of art through the intricate process of glass blowing!
When John Ivers retired, he wanted a project to entertain his grandchildren. His solution has attracted visitors from across the globe: his very own coaster!
For over twenty years, as the largest school of its kind in the country, the Marc Adams School of Woodworking has attracted students from across the globe.
In 1996, Amy Brier helped create the Indiana Limestone Symposium; now twenty years later, she continues to teach the incredible process of stone sculpture.
Dan Piper’s passion for vintage trailers has grown into a lifelong business. Today, Piper continues to be the premiere Midwestern place for restored campers!