After my wife's chemotherapy this week, she needed some fishing therapy. She's caught 3 so far…read more I love to see her smile!

Beautiful lake!! We've taken the pontoon out here and also do paddle boarding. It's a spectacular…read morearea!

This is a fairly nice park on the west side of Rushville. It mainly consists of a few ballparks…read morewith dugouts and concession stands, but there is also a part of the park for playgrounds and a basketball court. There appears to be a community building dividing the playgrounds. The equipment seemed to be in pretty good shape and there were some mature trees for shade. Parking seemed to be limited near the playgrounds and I can imagine that on days that ballgames are played that those are gobbled up quickly. Still, it seems like a nice park for kids to hang out and play on the multiple slides. Review #2130

If you look at just the park, you would never guess that Lewisville is a town of less than 400…read morepeople! I had no idea how small the town was before finding this park. The park playgrounds (yes, more than one) are bright and colorful. There is basketball, horse shoes, baseball, an open shelter, an all weather building (shelter?), and a flag garden. The west playground has mulch for a base and lots of shade. The south playground is open space with lots of grass and room to run between the equipment. The only negatives are that the gravel drive could use some attention as some low spots were holding water/mud and the service buildings could use some paint. Otherwise, the park had a lot for the community to enjoy. Review #1189

It's a beautiful smaller park, great for birthday parties!! Nice play grounds for the children!read more

Osborne Park on the east side of New Castle has a nice and colorful playground and lots of shade…read more There are a couple shelters and a parking lot that is shared with the aged football field and new softball facility. The park seemed in good condition, but was somewhat limited in what it had to offer. The playground looked nice, but was relatively small compared to a lot of other parks. The walking paths were paved but there didn't seem to be a trail of any kind. Overall, a decent park with mostly maintained equipment. Nice for the neighborhood. Review #1192

Mary Scott Park is one of Richmond's smaller parks. It's a seven-acre park with an open-air…read moreshelter, playground, and a converted log cabin. As the late Yelper Ken N. notes, the cabin was built in the 1820s. It moved to this spot in the 1940s, and it experienced some significant renovation including losing one of its two stories, gaining a kitchen, gaining a meeting room, and also getting a fairly basic yet effective wheelchair ramp for access. Mary Scott Park was previously known as Northwest Seventh Street Park. It sits next to Parkview Elementary and Dennis Middle School. Mary Scott Park is on Richmond's northwest side, between NW 7th and 8th Streets. It was formerly named "Northwest Seventh Street Park." The park spans seven acres and sits next to Parkview Elementary School and Dennis Middle School. This certainly isn't a destination park. It's a comfortable, laid back neighborhood park. I suppose if you really wanted to see the log cabin, it could be considered a "destination." However, for the most part this is a relaxed, minimal activity park. My seminary is on the west side of Richmond, so experiencing Mary Scott Park was a pretty regular happening for me during those years. On my most recent visit, not much had changed but I still find the park a nice place to chill out. Because of the efforts at access, I'm moving up to a 4-star for this one. For most people, Ken N. is probably right in calling this your mid-range 3-star park.

This park on the west side of Richmond is nestled south of a school with its own private parking…read morearea. The park has a shelter and a playground with mature trees for shade. There is even a converted log cabin on site but it doesn't have any history posted so that visitors can find out the history. Turns out that the cabin was built in the 1820's and moved to this site in the 1940's. The renovation of the cabin reduced the size from a two-story to a single story and used the old wood to build the porch. A kitchen and meeting room were added to the back of the cabin after the modification of the height. The park has signs posted about no baseball or golfing allowed on the seven acres. I assume the city thinks there are enough other places to play those sports. Review #1021

Nope..do not go there drive through there or visit. It's being over run and cops are doing…read morenothing!! I repeat don't go there It's dangerous!!

Tenth Street Park, or South Tenth Street Park, is a 2.2 acre park that primarily serves as an open…read moregreenspace for the surrounding neighborhood. I was preaching at First Christian Church this morning directly across the parking lot and got there early enough that I had time to wheel through Tenth Street Park and check it out. Tenth Street Park was the first official park in the city of Richmond. It primarily serves as a casual gathering space and annually hosts the city's Family Fun Fest. Parking is primarily on the street and I had no problem finding abundant spaces. While there's not technically accessible parking, the streets around the park are wide enough and traffic light enough that it shouldn't be a problem. The park is filled with mature trees and benches. There are no other park-like features. There's not a playground. This is, quite simply, a greenspace. There is a historical marker commemorating the presence of Camp Wayne during the Civil War. I liked this park. After driving a couple hours from Indy, it was a nice place to wind down and pray before I was preaching less than a block away. This is technically right off "downtown" Richmond and it's sort of a combination business/residential district. It's a well-maintained park that is certainly no longer considered one of Richmond's primary park spaces. That said, if you're in the area it's worth a visit.

Was just in town for a day found this amazing gym.. great owner real nice .. great equipment nice…read moreand clean ... would definitely recommend this gym.

Great local feel here at this gym. Small town support of high school sports, law enforcement, first…read moreresponders and military are very present. Great old school vibe. Love the older machines. They just don't make them like that anymore. There is a certain kind of resistance you get with older machines that you don't with new ones. Clean, organized and simple. Even has some neat little surprises spread throughout.