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La Porte Parks to hold Nature Camp this summer - Vimarsana News

La Porte Parks to hold Nature Camp this summer

La PORTE — The City of La Porte Park and Recreation Department announces Nature Camp will return to Soldiers Memorial Park this summer.

Indiana Dunes National Park lands additional federal funds to restore House of Tomorrow and other historic buildings - Vimarsana News

Indiana Dunes National Park lands additional federal funds to restore House of Tomorrow and other historic buildings

Three of the most historic buildings in the Indiana Dunes National Park, including the House of Tomorrow from the 1933 World's Fair, will be restored this spring after an infusion

Journeyman Distillery's Barrel Aged Brew Fest on tap - Vimarsana News

Journeyman Distillery's Barrel Aged Brew Fest on tap

Journeyman Distillery is bringing back its Barrel Aged Brew Fest that draws visitors from across greater Chicagoland and beyond.

Miller wildfire declared 'controlled,' more trails expected to reopen this week - Vimarsana News

Miller wildfire declared 'controlled,' more trails expected to reopen this week

GARY — The Miller 3 wildfire in the Miller Woods section of the Indiana Dunes National Park was declared "controlled" on Monday, and trails in the area are expected to reopen this week, a National Parks spokesman said. Fire Information Officer Micah Bell said the Miller 3 wildfire, which started on Friday and covered about 425 acres, was considered to be "controlled" by 10 a.m. Monday. That means no open flames were visible. See a day in the life of Michigan City Police Officer Brian Wright in the latest Riding Shotgun with NWI Cops installment. Bell said parks workers will continue to c...