I had the honor of attending Dugouts and Diamonds at The Clubhouse on Goshen Road in Huntington— and what a special evening it was for Huntington County. The event celebrated Hall of Fame Honors: 75 Years of Huntington County Little League Baseball, recognizing the generations of players, coaches, families, and volunteers who have shaped not just the game, but our community. From stories shared to memories honored, it was a powerful reminder that baseball here has always been about more than win

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Where Our Story Began: Historic Forks of the Wabash Some places don’t just sit on the land — they hold its stories. The Historic Forks of the Wabash is one of those places. Nestled at the meeting of the Wabash and Little Rivers, this remarkable site marks where Huntington County’s story truly began. Long before towns, roads, or county lines existed, people were gathering here — Miami Native Americans, traders, diplomats, and early settlers — drawn by the natural crossroads formed early political

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