The town of Converse believes supporting small, local business is the right approach to revitalization and preservation.

A local group aims to revive Hammond’s Hessville library – vacant and boarded since it closed – as a community learning center.

Railroad enthusiasts or anyone looking for a one-of-a-kind peaceful retreat should check out a unique real estate listing in New Augusta, a quiet historic enclave nine miles northwest of downtown Indianapolis.

After being at the forefront of the company’s retail expansion, the last Sears store in Evansville is slated to close in April 2018.

Indiana native Carl Fisher laid out a plan to build America’s first paved transcontinental route, called the Lincoln Highway in honor of the Great Emancipator, a road that remains a relevant and vital part of the communities on its path.

Two buildings on Versailles’ courthouse square are for sale for the first time in more than three decades, a unique opportunity for the right rehab-minded buyer.

Working with Indiana Landmarks, Jeffersonville officials craft a solution to save the city’s historic Masonic Temple.

A grant from our Sacred Places Indiana program recently helped the congregation of a modest church in Peru save its historic windows.

In central Indiana, Boone County residents face the challenge of restoring two historic metal trusses, both damaged by oversized farm equipment.