We are halfway through the summer and the kids say they’re bored. They claim there is nothing to do and all you want is for them to go outside and play. In an effort to help parents come up with some fun outdoor games to be played with elementary aged children, we have provided the following …
For many families Spring Break is a time parents and kids (young and older) enjoy heading to warmer climates to get away from the endless chill of our local winters. It also a time that makes for great family memories. Warm Weather Bound Finding great family vacation destinations that you can drive to from central …
To celebrate Independence Day there are several local fireworks displays and festivals taking place in our surrounding communities, plus one worth driving to. They all provide activities for the entire family. We’ve listed those we are aware of and included the details we found on each. All of the fireworks displays start at dusk, which …
Labor Day for most of us represents two major events … the end of summer and the opportunity to recognize the millions of Americans that go to work every day. Recognizing Our Workers Labor Day, which is celebrated on the first Monday in September, honors the American labor movement and the contributions that workers have made to …
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Fireworks are a traditional means of celebrating the 4th of July. Each year around this holiday thousands of people, most often children and teens, are injured while using consumer fireworks. Fireworks Can Be Dangerous Two hundred people are injured each day in fireworks-related accidents around the July 4th Independence Day holiday. About two-thirds of the 11,000 to …
This is the time of year everyone gets excited about going on a road trip to visit family, head for the beach or theme park, or take in some historic sites. If your trip will be of any great distance you don’t want it interrupted by having car trouble along the way. This will not …
The first Indianapolis 500 race took place in 1911. With this race’s long history as the “Greatest Spectacle in Racing” numerous traditions surrounding the race have been created. For many fans these traditions are an important part of the race experience that they look forward to every year. Prepping to Attend the Indy 500 There …
How to Find the Right Summer Camp for Your Child(Includes a List of All Greater Lafayette Summer Camps) The range and type of summer camps available for our children offer many experiences and learning opportunities. Camps give our children a chance to make new friends, try new things, and gain a greater sense of independence. With …
To celebrate Independence Day there are several local fireworks displays and festivals taking place in our surrounding communities, plus one worth driving to. They all provide activities for the entire family. We’ve listed those we are aware of and included the details we found on each. All of the fireworks displays start at dusk, which …
The singing of “Back Home Again in Indiana” is the one of the most time-honored and popular traditions associated with the Indianapolis 500 auto race. For many fans the singing of this iconic song emphasizes the Indiana roots of the “Greatest Spectacle in Racing.” Jim Nabors Starts 41 Year Run Since 1946, “Back Home Again …
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