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With an established and well-earned reputation as one of the best Midwest antiquing destinations, Antique Alley offers more than 1,200 antique dealers along two loop trails, recommended by Midwest Living Magazine. Wayne County is known as the Crossroads of American History with its bountiful history that helped shape America.
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In mid-August 12, 2026, Richmond and Wayne County experienced a devastating 100-year flood and left many communities facing a difficult recovery. As…
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From campgrounds to cozy Bed and Breakfasts, there’s a place for everyone.
Sunshine is blooming at The Barn at Helm! 🌻🍂 Wander among golden sunflowers, snap a few seasonal photos and enjoy a picture-perfect autumn outing in Wayne County.
Sep 17
Calling all pumpkin pickers! 🎃 Grab your favorite fall crew and plan a visit to Wayne County’s wonderful pumpkin farms. Autumn adventures are almost here! 🍂
Sep 15
Step inside one of Richmond’s most breathtaking historic treasures – The Reid Center ✨
Built in 1906, this historic landmark features magnificent Tiffany Studios stained glass, intricate woodwork, mosaic tile, and exceptional acoustics. Today, the Reid Center continues to inspire the community through concerts, cultural programs, and special events.
Sep 9
United Kennel Club is proud to welcome and recognize the individuals selected to serve as UKC Judges for the 2026 season. These men and women represent the very best of our sport. Michael Ford, Kayla Cooper, Gerald Black, Curtis Peace.
UKC once again welcomes coonhound enthusiasts to the Wayne County Fairgrounds, in Richmond, Indiana, over Labor Day weekend September 1-6, 2026 for UKC’s annual Autumn Oaks!
Sep 2
United Kennel Club (UKC) once again welcomes coonhound enthusiasts to the Wayne County Fairgrounds, in Richmond, Indiana, over Labor Day weekend September 1-6, 2026 for UKC’s annual Autumn Oaks!
There are many youth handlers competing this year. Stop out to see the kids show. They work with their furry friends, practicing all year for their chance to shine and compete to take home the prize.
Aug 31
Come together for Pilgrimage Wine Company benefit event! Common Ground: A Benefit for Wayne County Flood Relief is this Saturday, August 22, from noon–6 p.m. at Pilgrimage Wine Company. 💙
Enjoy live music, food, and wine while supporting residents and businesses impacted by the recent flooding. 100% of event proceeds will benefit the Wayne County Cares Fund, helping our neighbors recover, repair, and rebuild. Admission is free, with a suggested donation of $25 per person.
Aug 20
💜💛Several Hagerstown businesses are welcoming customers again after the flooding, and every reopened door is a powerful sign of resilience.
We encourage everyone to help these businesses move forward by visiting, making a purchase and spreading the word that they are open. The Logo Shoppe, Dale`s Pizza, Willie & Red`s, 1896 Lounge Cafe, The Ginger Gring0, The Dairy, Wannabeez Bar and Grill
While we celebrate this progress, we also remember the businesses that are not yet able to reopen. Owners and employees are still confronting flood damage and working toward recovery. Please continue following their updates and be ready to support them when their doors reopen.
Many families throughout the area are also rebuilding after losing nearly everything. Donations can be made at The Meeting Place: 11 E. Main St. Hagerstown, or those wishing to provide financial assistance may donate to the Wayne County, Indiana, Foundation`s Wayne County Cares fund. Every contribution, no matter the amount, helps support recovery efforts for those affected throughout Wayne County.
Let’s continue surrounding Hagerstown and all affected communities with encouragement and support.
Aug 18
Signs of hope are beginning to appear throughout Cambridge City as several local businesses reopen following the devastating flooding. ❤️
We’re grateful to share that several Cambridge City businesses have reopened following the devastating flooding. We encourage our community and visitors to show their support. Lakeview Restaurant, Pizza 3.14, Pilgrimage Wine Company, Big Boyz Pizza, Hilltop Drive-In, Dougherty Orchard, National Road Antique Mall
At the same time, multiple businesses remain closed as owners and employees continue navigating damage, cleanup and recovery. Please keep them in your thoughts and remember that their road forward may be difficult.
While we celebrate this progress, recovery is far from over. Many families also lost everything in the flooding and urgently need the support of our community. Cambridge City Christian Church is helping meet immediate needs and is accepting donations for individuals affected by the disaster.
Those wishing to provide financial assistance may donate to the Wayne County, Indiana, Foundation Wayne County Cares fund. Every contribution, no matter the amount, helps support recovery efforts for those affected throughout Wayne County.
Together, we can help every neighbor and local business move forward. ❤️
Aug 17
🏀 We’re excited to unveil our new Desmond Bane photo wall – personally signed by Desmond himself!
From his Richmond roots to basketball’s biggest stage, his journey continues to inspire our community and the next generation of hometown dreamers.
Desmond reminds us that hometown roots can lead to remarkable places. We’re proud to celebrate his story. Stop by, strike your best basketball pose. Be sure to tag us in your photos!
We extend our sincere appreciation to Primex for their creativity and hard work in making this community photo opportunity possible.
Aug 10
It`s one of the most beautiful times to visit The Barn at Helm 🌻
Stroll through vibrant flower fields, gather your own bouquet, snap unforgettable photos, and slow down for an afternoon surrounded by blooms. This Wayne County gem is the perfect seasonal escape.
Aug 7
Planning a road trip?
We’ve curated a playlist of Indiana artists and musicians who have recorded locally in Richmond.
South 4th Street was Richmond’s first street, originally named Front Street. This street was first a country road and was Richmond’s main street until the coming of the National Road. The Old Richmond Historic District contains more than 213 structure of historical importance. It features a variety of architectural styles, including Federal, Greek Revival, and Gothic Revival.
Step into 330 acres along 16 miles of breathtaking fall color at Hayes Arboretum. From vibrant canopies of red and gold to peaceful trails lined with fallen leaves, every path invites you to slow down and savor the beauty of the season. ✨🍂
Whether you’re hiking, biking, or simply enjoying the view, Hayes Arboretum is the perfect place to connect with nature this fall.
Whether you’re savoring handcrafted desserts, indulging in hearty Midwestern comfort food, or enjoying international cuisine, our restaurants are ready to welcome you with warm smiles and unforgettable bites.
Built in 1906, this historic landmark features magnificent Tiffany Studios stained glass, intricate woodwork, mosaic tile, and exceptional acoustics. Today, the Reid Center continues to inspire the community through concerts, cultural programs, and special events.
