Located in Brandenburg, this art studio is a hidden gem. Pulling up to the studio I was greeted by…read morea beautiful sunset over the Ohio River. Quaint and artisan style location with a cozy vibe. Walking in the studio you are greeted by smiling faces and beautiful premade pottery and art, as well as tempted by the ceramics waiting for your personalized touch. We went for the "Pottery Throwing" class and I have to tell you, it's worth it. We had fun, laughed a lot and had a great time overall. While we will be going back in 3 weeks to get our finished pieces, we still managed to leave with a few items! Check out their website and take a class with your friends and family, or shop for beautiful hand made items for your home. https://www.pgstudioartscenter.com

My son was here for 36 days for Army Rotc advanced camp. We met him for family day and graduation…read more Fort Knox is a large army base which is the size of a city. There was some confusion among visitors using kiosk and real id or passports for passes. You got a text when approved but needed a printed pass or qr code. IDK? I got a printed pass. You merge and drive through a gate. We went to a theater and then saw your son or daughter. We had time with him for the afternoon and went to PX and Patton Museum. I snapped some photos of Ft knox from the car. You can't take pictures at the gate.

It has been ages since I been to Fort Knox. My brother went to basic here. Since we were in…read moreLouisville, my boyfriend wanted to stop by, as he too went to basic here. We rode around on base so he could try to find his old barracks, but it was a loss cause...he couldn't remember, lol! I mean we rode around for a long time, but it never popped back into his brain. It was fun though. We stopped by the PX and then we left. It wasn't a whole lot on the base from what I saw, nor much on the outside of it. Nice trip though.

No! Please go any where but here! This place is not worth it at all I promise. I beg y'all to…read moreplease look into a different driving school and not this one. If your parents are forcing you to come here, argue with them to send you somewhere else and tell them what is really going on. I know too many victims that when here and I don't want another person to get hurt by this place Edit: if you delete this review, I will just keep posting it

Cheeks Driving School extremely professional and prepared both of my kiddos for their driving…read moretests. I would recommend them to anyone. Mr.Cheek and Kelly.

I didn't get nearly enough pictures but this place is a bakers dream. They have so many things I…read moredidn't even know I needed lol. If you're in the area you should definitely check this place out. The owner was nice & even let me sample a candy. So good.

Thank you to Donna for coming up with the exact candy mold I needed. Really appreciate the extra…read moreeffort you did in getting it to me in the mail. I am truly grateful. Barbara in KS

I decided to do some driving on this long Memorial Day weekend and headed down into Southern…read moreIndiana for a little while. As I have friends in Cannelton, I opted for a quick trip through this town and became intrigued by this school building marked with a "Free School" plaque. I discovered amazing history. Originally known as "Free School," this building is now known as Myers Grade School. It was built in 1868 and is the oldest public school to be in continuous use in Indiana (and some believe the country). It continues to be used as an elementary school by Cannelton School District, though in the late 19th century it was Cannelton High School. From what I understand, it also goes by Cannelton Elementary School. Think about that. Built in 1868 and still in use as a school! Cannelton has a relatively small school district with an early learning center, an elementary school, and a junior-senior high school. The entire school system has 279 students. The school was renamed Myers Grade School after the retirement of a popular teacher - Oscar" Daddy" Myers. The school still has the original slate chalkboards, original staircases, and original woodwork. However, Myers Grade School also has computers in every classroom and internet. Since it's an active elementary school, you can't simply go in and tour it. However, it's a fascinating part of Indiana's educational history and the city of Cannelton actually has information about the school on its website.

My wife and I had a great experience with Jason. Great instruction that took her from being afraid…read moreto pull the trigger to confidently engaging a threat while moving. Highly recommend any of his courses

I loved going to this school I was there for my schooling until High school at providence. If you…read moreare looking for an amazing environment for faith, friends, teachers, and education then you should definitely consider holy family.

I personally love this campus because I work here. Of the 6 JCTC campuses, Southwest most looks…read morelike a true college campus. JCTC Southwest is located on Community College Drive, which is off of Stonestreet And Stonestreet is near Dixie Highway in one direction and the Snyder Freeway in the other direction. JCTC Southwest offers 3 types of credentials: certificates, diplomas, and associate degrees. They also offer general education courses as well as a variety of electives. Classes start as early as 9am and as late as 6pm and there are 3 semesters each year: Fall, Spring and Summer. The campus is also known for its Aviation Maintenance Tech program. So, if you're thinking of going to college or returning to school, consider JCTC Southwest!