• Photo: Moon and the Gaar Mansion in Richmond, Indiana. Spooky! The Gaar Mansion is an important piece of Richmond's history.
  • Photo: Thistlethwaite Falls in Richmond, Indiana. Thistlethwaite Falls This location looks so much better after the removal of invasive plants!
  • Photo: Fall fishing at Middlefork Reservoir in a john boat. Fishing at Middlefork Reservoir

     

 

Graphic: Moon behind haunted house silloutte.

Trick or Treat

Be sure your little gobblins bring home treats and not the trick of COVID-19 this year! Mask up, remember to socially distance and wash hands often! Most area communities are hosting Trick or Treat on Saturday, October 31st this year. Check WayNet's Community Calendar for details!

Graphic: Mask Up Hoosiers

#MaskUpHoosiers

There are many things for individuals and businesses to consider as Indiana begins to lift restrictions. Find Indiana's plan at backontrack.in.gov, including helpful guidelines for businesses. You can find additional resources in WayNet's Health section. Remember - it's STILL important to wash your hands!

Photo: Wayne County Courthouse in Fall

Early Voting

If you know your mind and are ready to cast your in-person absentee ballot, you can do so from October 6 to November 2 at the Wayne County Courthouse. Starting October 24, it expands to the Kuhlman Center, then on October 26 to the four area vote centers. Election Day is November 3rd.

Things To Do in Wayne County

Due to the unprecedented issues surrounding the COVID-19 response, many events have been canceled or postponed. Please contact the organization before venturing out.
Find the entire calendar of events under "Things To Do!"Month View

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Did You Know?

Richmond native, C. Francis Jenkins, is recognized as the inventor of the first motion picture projector and was a pivotal inventor in early television.