This jail is depressing, not like fun jails. There's no pool or spa. Just a basketball court with…read moreno rim. And there bathrooms smell.

I enjoyed the Tops vs Bottoms volleyball game until that guys nuts got twisted in the net…read more.. Besides that it was the evening of a lifetime! Highly recommended!

Biscuits and gravy every Friday. Accommodations are lackluster and the staff is rude. I found the…read morecavity searches to be aggressive and unnecessary. You should probably bring extra socks as they are not provided. You are allotted one local call,there is no WiFi. I don't recommend this establishment.

Not the best Airbnb experience. Beds were hard, blankets scratchy, and food was mediocre. Would not…read morerecommend

Great accommodating staff! Some of the fellow partons seem to have been frequenting the premises…read morefor quite some time and are quick to let you into their social circle. The gym has a little to be desired but is overall what I would regard as "well rounded". The food selection is somewhat repetitive, but well prepared. I would highly recommend the Ham & Beans dinner special! (pairs great with a 2016 toilet Moscato) 7/10 would tell on my friend's to avoid going back again!

This library is huge! It isn't two-story but it has two different sections to walk throughout. They…read morehave books for everyone and they also have computers and wifi. It's clean and cool inside, they also have a smoking area outside. Tons of art and historical items on the walls! The ladies at the front desk are very nice.

If you need a divorce or to pay your property taxes, this is the right place. If your looking for…read morehistoric architecture, then you're in the wrong place. The Cass County Courthouse is the second courthouse to serve the County. Technically called The Cass County Government Center located at 200 Court Park, the Center is a large complex housing the courts, jail, other County departments and Purdue Extension office. The modern structure was designed by architect Richard Byers in 1979 and was completed in 1981 at the cost of $3,042,973. The building was renovated and updated in 2001. The building feels very institutional, but functional. There is no history of Cass County government in the building with the exception of pictures of Judges that served the county. I talked to several staff members and deputies to gain some insights about Cass County history, but was met by blank stares. So I trucked over to the Library and Historical Society to learn more. The first courthouse was designed by Joseph Willis and started by Abram Graffis, but finished by by Job Eldridge, Thomas Cummings and Isaac Clary in 1844. This structure, which stood on the same grounds as today's Center, was remodeled by John Medford and John Barnes in 1888, adding a new front with wings. The Victorian building served the County for an astounding 135 years. But the ancient walls and inadequate plumbing became an ultimate challenge for the modern legal world, so the new structure was built. The original bell from the 1844 building is displayed near the employee parking lot, which I could not enter. So bottom line, the current County Center is modern and functional but lacks County history or grand focal point of other Indiana courthouses.

Grotto of the Lady of Lourdes is a historic college landmark. I've been to the University of Notre…read moreDame on many occasions over the years. I've also visited during every season of the year. I'm not sure I would return in the winter as it is brutal weather. I always visit the grotto when I tour the campus. Naturally I light a candle for my hearts desire at the time I visit. I remember praying for my daughter to get a job when she graduated! The story of the miracle at the grotto is one of my favorites. If you're interested they made a movie. It's called The Song of Bernadette. One of my favorite religious films. Visiting the Grotto is always a Five Star Experience for me as is any place on the University of Notre Dame Campus.

If you are in the area, make sure to stop and check out the grotto at ND, it's a beautiful place…read more It's fashioned after the grotto in Lourdes, and is a place that I think all faiths could visit. Stop here to pray, and make sure that you light a candle as well, there are also prayer services.