Country Roads Magazine

Gloria Moran
Gloria Moran was just minding her own business, waiting in line to get a T-shirt from the “Hoosiers” film crew when the first assistant director approached her and asked her if she was in line to be an extra.
Bobby's Thoughts: Insight from a local legend
NBA players will tell you that they have no responsibility to be a role model. I disagree with them wholeheartedly, and I believe they are on a pedestal.
Bobby Plump: The end of a Cinderella Era
Once upon a time in the tiny little town of Pierceville, population 25, a boy and his friends found a way to occupy themselves in a place where that was no easy feat.
Senior Exercise
“Fitness is not about vanity anymore. It’s about keeping your body healthy for a good quality of life,” affirms Catrina Wilson, Southeastern Indiana YMCA, Batesville, yoga instructor.
From the Publisher: February/March
In the fall of 1985, I was attending Butler University in Indianapolis . All the buzz on campus was about a movie they were filming on campus at the legendary Hinkle Fieldhouse.
Trees for Troops
The rain came down in a chilly drizzle over the Bohman Christmas Tree Farm just outside of Enochsburg.
A Wedding Story: The Fairest of the Seasons
Somewhere after the wedding ceremony and before the reception, the photographers' cameras whirl. A man and woman team, both with multiple, long-lens cameras draped around their necks like soldiers ready to enter a war zone, pose and point the bride and groom.
Train Themed Rides
Families that love trains and seasonal events have chances to experience both during special rides on the Whitewater Valley Railroad.
Whitewater River Valley History
The present Whitewater Valley Railroad was formed as a not-for-profit corporation in 1972, and began weekend passenger operations in 1974 on 25 miles of leased Penn Central track between Connersville and Brookville, reports the organization’s Web site www.whitewatervalleyrr.org.