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Many Americans dismiss Indiana as bland, but if you take a closer look, you’ll see it doesn’t need a fancy makeover to be beautiful; it has all the ingredients. Not convinced? Check out these 30 things to know when moving to Indiana.
There are plenty of cities that think they’re the Bloomington, but Bloomington, Indiana is definitely the best. This small but mighty town gets a majority of its character and reputation from Indiana University, but also has quite a history outside of education as well.
The city of Charleston—also known as Charlestowne, Chucktown, or “The Chuck”— is a uniquely American city full of history, character, and a southern-sized portion of charm. It’s also a pretty amazing place to live.
Despite having the surface level appearance of just another midwestern gas stop, Indianapolis—or “Naptown” as the locals affectionately call it—has molded itself into a gathering place for some of the most genuine people in the country.