Regional Communities

A group photo from Wabash River Trail Ride.

More than a network: Young Professionals of Wabash County

“I think this young professionals group is good because it shows you many different ways to be involved, so you can find your niche or what you’re most passionate about.”

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Charlie, the gigantic green dragon, welcomes customers to TCB Games.
The historic library with a big green dragon: TCB Games is creating a sense of wonder in Huntington

"When I was a kid, I read The Hobbit so many times it made me feel a sense of wonder, and I think that is my job as a business owner of a game shop."

Latinos Count’s annual scholarship luncheon brings together hundreds of Latino students, families, educators, and community partners for a celebration of educational achievement/
How Latinos Count is empowering youth in Indiana

“We’ve been getting money here and there, but this is serious money that shows other foundations and the community what we’re capable of. Our hope is that this is just the start, and that we’ll continue building the relationships and systems we need to keep serving Latino youth and their families, wherever they are.”

The Mayor's Youth Council with Decatur Mayor Dan Rickord
‘Enthusiasm can drive real, lasting change’: How Decatur’s Youth Council is shaping the community

"Their input has sparked improvements in local parks, brought attention to traffic safety concerns, and helped shape broader conversations about youth needs in Decatur."

Makayla, one of the first PQC Trains students to earn a Toon Boom certification, works on the digital drawing pad.
Developing animation talent and providing opportunities: PQC Trains Toon Boom Classes

“We did all of our homework, and now we just need people to know that we’ve got this great program. It’s a win-win for everyone.”

The Dave Kunkel Cruise-In draws in over 400 classic cars.
Shifting gears for good: Dave Kunkel Cruise-In fuels ALS research

“My favorite part about it is seeing so many people from the community, so many of my coworkers and young people getting involved with a charity event like this – to come together for one common goal. I like seeing everyone come together to give back to a good cause.”

Executive Director of Visit Wabash County Christine Flohr (bottom left), President and CEO of the Community Foundation of Wabash County Alex Downard (bottom right), and Visit Wabash County Board President Adam Stakeman (top right) host ThriveIN.
ThriveIN Podcast: Turning Up the Volume on Wabash County’s Story

“We thought about what it would look like if we created this podcast series to highlight those people and stories. It would be used as an internal and external communication tool to create more champions and awareness in Wabash County.”

MyTeam Triumph runners start in their own heat at Wabash Run the River.
Wabash Run the River leads with inclusivity

“It’s so cool the way that Wabash County really supports all the athletes that come from across the country. The community is eager to volunteer and even more excited to make it possible for everyone to get out and explore the world, one race at a time.”

Amy Trowbridge, who works for Ford Meter Box, helps cyclists at Dam to Dam registration.
Beyond the factory floor: Manufacturing companies making a difference in Wabash County

“You always hear about Paperworks and Ford Meter Box always stepping up and filling in the need. It goes back to the size of the community, where employers realize that they have a huge impact on the livelihood of our individual citizens and as a community as a whole.”

The exterior of Charley Creek Inn
The Charley Creek Inn: Where timeless elegance meets state-of-the-art comfort

“This isn’t just about preserving the past; it’s about giving people a reason to experience Wabash in new ways.”

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