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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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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
Warning: You may leave with a new obsession! 🐍🕷️
Sunday, August 9th, the Exotic Reptile Plants and Aquatics Expo is slithering into the Wayne County Fairgrounds in Richmond! 🐢🐠
Meet fascinating reptiles, discover lush tropical plants, admire colorful aquatic life, and browse over 70 tables of unique vendors! Admission is only $5 for 12 and over!
Aug 5
🦫 We heard Beavers are making headlines…
Did you know the Joseph Moore Museum features the most complete example of the extinct Giant Beaver (Castoroides ohioensis), giving visitors a rare glimpse of one of the largest rodents to ever roam North America!
See this Ice Age giant up close with FREE museum admission!
Aug 4
Plan a weekend getaway to Richmond/Wayne County Indiana, and spend your days treasure hunting through Antique Alley. From vintage décor and timeless antiques to quirky collectibles and hidden gems, every stop offers the chance to uncover something unforgettable.
What`s the most incredible treasure you`ve ever discovered while antiquing?
Aug 3
🚙 Hundreds of Model Ts. One unforgettable experience.
Join us for the Model T Homecoming August 5-8, where you`ll watch automotive history come to life as beautifully restored Model Ts fill the streets with the sights, sounds, and stories of a bygone era. Enjoy fascinating exhibits, demonstrations, and family-friendly fun in this unforgettable experience.
Make it a getaway while you`re here! Explore the Historic Richmond Depot District , visit local museums, enjoy delicious restaurants, and shop unique boutiques throughout Wayne County.
Start your engines and make plans to visit Richmond, Indiana! Model T Museum
Jul 30
🚨 Truck Fans! Richmond, Indiana is the place to be this weekend!🛻🔥
The 6th Annual Midwest Truck Nationals & 11th Annual Square Body Gathering rolls into the Wayne County Fairgrounds July 31–August 1, bringing two days of custom builds, classic square bodies and plenty of horsepower!
Whether you’re bringing your own truck or just want to walk the grounds and check out some incredible builds, make Richmond part of your weekend plans! Trucks: $20 per truck. Spectators: $10 per vehicle. Midwest Truck Nationals
Jul 27
POV: You’re spending the day exploring Historic Centerville, Indiana. 👀✨
Step into one of Wayne County’s most charming small towns, where history, shopping and local flavor are all within easy reach.
Historic streets. Hidden gems. Great shopping. Local eats. This is small-town Indiana at its best. ❤️
Jul 24
The Joseph Moore Museum is the perfect indoor destination when air quality keeps you from heading outdoors. Explore towering fossils, fascinating natural history exhibits, dazzling minerals, and interactive displays that make it a fun stop for all ages.
If you`re looking for a comfortable way to spend the day indoors, the Joseph Moore Museum is waiting to be explored.
Jul 17
Planning a road trip?
We’ve curated a playlist of Indiana artists and musicians who have recorded locally in Richmond.
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. ❤️
With their help, we were able to get much-needed water into the hands of local families during this difficult time.
This is what makes our community so special— local businesses, organizations, and neighbors stepping up and supporting one another when it matters most. ❤️
If you'd like to also donate supplies to flood victims, we encourage you to follow Wayne County Area Chamber of Commerce who have pulled together a Flood Resource Page with information for those affected and seeking to help.
For everyone’s safety, visitors are encouraged to avoid the area, follow all road closures, and use alternate routes.
We stand with Hagerstown and are grateful to the emergency personnel and volunteers who have come together during this time. Please stay safe and continue to follow updates from local officials.
For everyone’s safety and to allow emergency crews to respond effectively, visitors are asked to avoid the Cambridge City area until further notice. Please do not enter flooded roadways, and follow updates from local emergency management and public safety officials.
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 The Welcome Center 5701 National Road East, 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.
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.
