Friendly, clean and lots of books for a small library. Also…read moregreat priced book sales. Good place to take your children.

This is an awesome library for such a small town. The membership prices are very reasonable. $20…read morefor a family for a year and $10 for an individual for a year. They have large print and regular fiction books, a children's room, a small DVD collection, biographies, cookbooks, and an area with Eaton history items. I feel really lucky that it's here in Eaton.

I had no idea that Wilbur Wright's Birthplace was a roadside attraction. This was pretty cool to…read moresee!

My wife and I visited here at the end of May. It's a small museum, but one that does a good job…read morediscussing the Wrights and their connections to Indiana. Unfortunately, the original house was demolished years ago due to deterioration and safety concerns. The present building is an exact replica built with period-accurate timber. In the house are antiques that paint a picture of the life the Wright family lived during their time here. The property also contains a few other buildings, including the original smoke house. The museum building tells the story of Wilbur and Orville from Indiana to Ohio to the skies. Overall, a fun spot to visit if you're passing through. The only awkward moment was when the older man there noted my wife's Chinese ethnicity and told us how much he "loves Asian girls." That rather soured the experience, but we choose to focus on the better parts of our visit.

SS Prater is amazing! he is extremely knowledgeable,polite and truly cares and wants to see…read moreeveryone succeed

Great experience with recruiting sergeants did a great job with providing me the opportunity to…read moreopen new leadership skills and opening new doors in my life to be all you can be. All the sergeants treated me with respect, and learned that sometimes you have something in common with an uncommon person. These Sergeants and my Staff Sergeant M. GARCIA do a great job with getting you through the process. My experience with meps/process was a cakewalk. I recommend this Recruiting Station, because they treat you as their own.

I've only been to their booth at the Noblesville Fairy event, but there is free admission and it's…read morethe first women's history library in Indiana!

A friend of mine was raised in Fortville, Indiana and this has given me the opportunity to visit…read morethe small town just Northeast of Indy quite a few times since my move from Pike Township to Lawrence Township a few years ago. Established in 1865, the Town of Fortville is in Hancock County. It's a fairly easy drive for anyone who lives on the Northeast side of Indy and quite a few Yelpers can be found in Fortville, Indiana either at Taxman Brewery or Foxgardin Kitchen & Ale. There's a main strip in Fortville that has some awesome public art. Pinkie the Elephant is a beloved Fortville icon and frequent spot for selfies - it also should be noted as being a geocache spot. Noteworthy restaurants include the aforementioned places - Taxman Brewery and Foxgardin Kitchen & Ale plus places like Broadway Diner, 305 Wine Garage, Cortona's Italian Cuisine and Wine Bar, Los Maguelles, and Libby's Ice Cream & Gifts. There's a Mozzi's Pizza in Fortville, a Lincoln Square (one of my favorite locations), and also a Pizza King. There's also a Dairy Queen on the main drag. Fortville has a couple parks. It has a neat location right by a train track and it's not uncommon to see trains while in the Fortville area. Fortville can pose a bit of a challenge in terms of accessibility. Because it's an older town, some of the buildings are truly quite a bit older and not particularly accessible. For example, Taxman has decent accessibility but Foxgardin does not. Oh, I almost forgot to mention. Sunrise Bakery is an awesome bakery in the area. I'd almost consider it a destination bakery. Super friendly and awesome baked goods. I once judged a chili cook-off here at the VFW in Fortville! In terms of the community, Fortville has a dog park, a library, and kids go to Mount Vernon Schools. 4 of 6 Town Council members are women. Currently, the population is just under 4,000. Nearby Greenfield is the county seat, but it would be hard not to love this small town with friendly people and just enough amenities to give you both the peace and quiet of a small town with the "stuff" that makes daily life a bit more comfortable.

Located next to Fishers and home to popular destinations like Taxman Brewery and FoxGardin Kitchen…read more& Ale, Fortville is a cute little town with an increasing number of great shops, entertainment, and restaurants. I attended the Fortville Winterfest recently and had a blast. It was well-advertised and very well organized, particularly for a small-town event. It was a great time to walk down Main Street and check out all of the new places that have opened in the past year or so, as well as take advantage of special one-day-only discounts and goodies in nearly all of the downtown shops. If you're in the Indy area, Fortville is definitely worth checking out if you're interested in trying out a new restaurant or bar, or just looking to get away from the bigger cities and enjoy a night out without the usual crowds and parking nightmares. You can follow Fortville Action Inc. on social media to see upcoming events.

Easy parking. Well organized. Busy today! Thank you to all the poll workers. You have been so…read morehelpful! Not much more to say other than VOTE!