2016 Southern Indiana Relocation Guide

SOUTHERN INDIANA

RELOCATION GUIDE

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The Southern Indiana REALTORS® Association (SIRA) is located in Clarksville, Indiana and serves over 700 REALTOR® members and REALTOR® firms throughout Southern Indiana.

SIRA’s mission is to provide resources advocacy, and education for real estate profession-als; upholding the highest standards to meet the needs of customers and the community.

CORE VALUESInstilling honesty and integrity in all we do

Develop strong, effective partnerships in the community we serveTreat everyone equally and fairly

Continuous professional development, education and success

GLENDA GASPARINE CEO Southern Indiana REALTORS® Association

Southern Indiana Relocation Guide Index

Get to know ........................................................................................ 7Counties ............................................................................................. 9Government ...................................................................................... 14

Health ............................................................................................... 19Education .......................................................................................... 23

People and places ............................................................................ 27Housing ........................................................................................... 29

Parks and recreation ........................................................................ 32Local media ...................................................................................... 35Things to do ..................................................................................... 37

Festivals and events .......................................................................... 42Dining and shopping ...................................................................... 44Sports ............................................................................................... 49

PUBLISHERBill Hanson

EDITOR Shea Van Hoy

CONTRIBUTING WRITERJenna Esarey

DESIGNClaire Munn

PHOTOGRAPHYChristopher FryerTyler Stewart

ADVERTISINGMary Tuttle

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Floyd, Harrison and Clark counties, all bordering the Ohio River and benefiting from a close association with Louis-ville, are part of the area referred to as Southern Indiana.

Rolling hills, untouched by the glaciers that flattened Northern Indiana, shelter sleepy little rural communities, thriving, revitalized historic towns and bucolic countryside.

Fiercely proud of their Hoosier identity, Southern Indiana residents are not ashamed to admit that they enjoy the ben-efits of living near the “big city” of Louisville, without the higher taxes and housing costs.

The region is conveniently located for business and travel, within a five-hour drive of Chicago, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Columbus and Nashville.

The Ohio River played a major role in the area’s development, helping Jeffersonville and New Albany build huge steamboat industries in the 1800s and leading to large roles in the Civil War and Underground Railroad.

The area is rich in history as well, with a number of historic sites playing host regularly to festivals and re-enactments. Corydon was Indiana’s first state capital, and also the site of the only Civil War battle fought on Indiana soil. And

Clarksville was arguably the true starting point of the famous Lewis and Clark Expedition. Many communities have historic districts where stately Victorian mansions survive, and a wave of revitalization has

seen other historic buildings renovated, restored and repurposed in recent years.Downtowns are being revitalized and once again teem with shops, restaurants, museums and people.The opening of the Big Four Bridge, a pedestrian-only span, has better connected the downtowns of Louisville and

Jeffersonville, and massive growth at River Ridge Commerce Center in Clark County is spurring development.Soon, the Ohio River Greenway will fully connect the riverfront of New Albany, Clarksville and Jeffersonville with a

walking and biking path.Welcome to our home. We hope you enjoy it.

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CLARK COUNTYOne Southern Indiana4100 Charlestown Road, New Albany1si.org812-945-0266

Clark-Floyd Counties Convention and Tour-ism Bureau315 Southern Indiana Ave., Jeffersonvillesunnysideoflouisville.org812-280-5566

UTILITIESCableTime Warner Cabletimewarnercable.com502-357-4400

ElectricDuke Energy800-521-2232

Clark County REMC812-246-3316

GasVectren800-227-1376

RecyclingClark County Solid Waste District812-256-7942 Trash CollectionCity of Jeffersonville812-285-6455

Sellersburg812-246-3821

Rural Areas Trash CollectionIndustrial Disposal502-638-9000

Rumpke502-568-3800

Sweetland812-944-5642

Waste Management800-357-2040

Water & SewerBorden Tri-County Water812-967-2226

Charlestown Water812-256-2427

Edwardsville Water Company812-951-3845

Indiana American Water800-492-8373

Silver Creek Water812-246-2889

Watson Rural Water Co. Inc.812-246-5416

COUNTIES

One Southern Indiana President and CEO Wendy Dant Chesser

Bureau of Motor VehiclesLicense Branch2944 E. 10th St., Jeffersonville812-282-1862304 Hunter Station Road, Sellersburg812-246-9010

Voter RegistrationClark County Clerk’s Office812-285-6329

LibrariesBorden Public Library117 W. Main St., Borden812-967-3440

Charlestown/Clark County Public Libraries51 Clark Road, Charlestown812-256-3337

Clarksville Branch Library131 Eastern Blvd., Clarksville812-285-5640

Henryville Public Library214 Main St., Henryville812-294-4246

Jeffersonville Township Public Library

211 E. Court Ave., Jeffersonville812-282-7765

New Washington Library210 S. Poplar St., New Washington812-293-4577

Scott County Public Library108 S. Main St., Scottsburg812-752-2751

Sellersburg Library430 N. Indiana Ave., Sellersburg812-246-4493

FLOYD COUNTYOne Southern Indiana4100 Charlestown Road, New Albany1si.org812-945-0266

Clark-Floyd Counties Convention and Tourism Bureau315 Southern Indiana Ave., Jeffersonvillesunnysideoflouisville.org

812-280-5566

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Features a 6-lane, 50-meter competition pool, a zero depth entry family play pool, spraypark, and two water slides.

Full Service Concession stands and family friendly locker rooms.

Open Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day Weekend.

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Riverstage Twilight Cinema: Saturday nights from Memorial weekend until Labor Day weekend, Family Friendly Movies

Riverstage Concert Series: Friday nights from Memorial Day weekend until Labor Day weekend

Sports Programs: Basketball, Football, Volleyball, Softball, Swimming Lessons and competitive Swimming

Exercise Programs: Zumba, Yoga, Jazzercise, Belly Dancing

Youth-Senior Programs: Tri-It Kids Triathlon and Camp Senior Bingo, Bunco and Euchre Senior Trips

Jeffersonville Ice Rink: Open throughout the Holiday Season, hours may vary.

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JEFFERSONVILLE AQUATIC CENTER!

Come see what JEFFERSONVILLE has to offer YOU!

500 Quartermaster Ct. Room 205 • 812.285.6440 • www.jeffparks.org

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UTILITIESCableTime Warner CableTimewarnercable.com502-357-4400


Clark County REMC812-246-3316

GasVectren800-742-8771

RecyclingFloyd County Solid Waste District812-948-4733

The City of New Albany has curbside recycling.

Trash CollectionIndustrial Disposal502-638-9000

Rumpke502-568-3800

Sweetland812-944-5642

Waste Management812-944-9974

Water & SewerIndiana American Water800-492-8373

Georgetown Municipal Utilities812-951-3012

Floyds Knobs812-923-9040

Greenville Water Utility812-923-9821

New Albany-Floyd County Public Library

Voter RegistrationFloyd County Clerk’s Office 812-948-5419

Bureau of Motor VehiclesLicense Branch821 Mt. Tabor Road, Suite 100, New Albany888-692-6841

LibraryNew Albany-Floyd County Library180 W. Spring St., New Albany812-944-8464

HARRISON COUNTYHarrison County Convention & Visitors Bureau310 N. Elm St., Corydonthisisindiana.org888-738-2137812-738-2138

Harrison County Chamber of Commerce111 W. Walnut St., Corydon

harrisonchamber.org812-738-0120

UTILITIESCableTime Warner CableTimewarnercable.com502-357-4400


Harrison County REMC812-738-4115

GasIndiana Utilities812-738-3235

RecyclingHarrison County Solid Waste3151 Progress Blvd., Corydon812-738-8415

Trash CollectionWaste Management, Inc.812-738-8393

Town of Corydon812-738-3958

Water & SewerVarious companies – contact the Chamber of Commerce of Harrison County 812-738-0120

Bureau of Motor VehiclesLicense Branch439 Old Capitol Plaza, Corydon888-692-6841

Voter RegistrationHarrison County Clerk’s Office812-738-4249

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GOVERNMENT

New Albany Mayor Jeff Gahan

Jeffersonville Mayor Mike Moore

Charlestown Mayor Bob Hall

CLARK COUNTYco.clark.in.us

Assessor – Vicki Kent Haire812-285-6225Auditor – Monty Snelling812-285-6211Clerk – Susan Popp812-285-6244

CouncilDistrict 1 – Barbara HollisDistrict 2 – Brian LenfertDistrict 3 – Danny YostDistrict 4 – Steve DohertyAt-large – Kelly KhuriAt-large – Kevin VissingAt-large – Joe Hubbard

CommissionersDistrict 1 – Rick StephensonDistrict 2 – Jack CoffmanDistrict 3 – Bryan Glover

Sheriff – Jamey Noel812-283-4471

CHARLESTOWNcityofcharlestown.com; 812-256-3422

Mayor – Bob Hall

CouncilDistrict 1 – Ben LedbetterDistrict 2 – Tina BarnesDistrict 3 – Ted LittleDistrict 4 – Brian HesterAt-large – Eric Vaughn

CLARKSVILLEtownofclarksville.com

CouncilDistrict 1 –Tim HauberDistrict 2 – John GilkeyDistrict 3 – David “Red” WorrallDistrict 4 – Jennifer VoignierDistrict 5 – Aaron “A.D.” StonecipherAt-large – Paul Fetter — PresidentAt-large – David Fisher

JEFFERSONVILLEcityofjeff.net; 812-285-6400

Mayor – Mike Moore

Council District 1 – Dustin White

District 2 – Ed ZastawnyDistrict 3 – Callie JahnDistrict 4 – Scottie MaplesDistrict 5 – Lisa GillDistrict 6 – Scott HawkinsAt-large – Matt Owen — PresidentAt-large – Nathan SamuelAt-large – Steve Webb

FLOYD COUNTYfloydcounty.in.gov

Assessor – Trish Byrd812-948-5420Auditor – Scott Clark812-948-5435Clerk – Christy Eurton812-948-4711

CouncilDistrict 1 – Tom PickettDistrict 2 – Cam WrightDistrict 3 – Lana AebersoldDistrict 4 – John SchellenbergerAt-large – Matt OakleyAt-large – Jim WathenAt-large – Brad Striegel

Welcome Home!

We’re glad to call you a neighbor.

Here are some quick reference numbers you may need:

Clark County Sheriff’s Department (812) 283-4471

CLARK COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE501 E. Court Avenue • Jeffersonville, IN 47130 • 812.283.4471

Remember: For Any Emergency, you can call 911

Clark Memorial Hospital

(812) 282-6631Jeffersonville Police Dept.

(812) 283-6633Charlestown Police Dept.

(812) 256-6345

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Floyd County CommissionersMark SeabrookStephen Bush

Charles Freiberger

Sheriff – Frank Loop812-945-5400

State Farm®

2510 Allison Lane, Jeffersonville

[email protected]

(812)288-9393

Welby Edwards, Agent

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Assessor – Rena Stepro812-738-4280Auditor – Karen Engleman812-738-8241Clerk – Sally Whitis812-738-4289

CouncilDistrict 1 – Kyle NixDistrict 2 – Gary DavisDistrict 3 – Holli CastetterDistrict 4 – Sam DayAt-large – Sherry BrownAt-large – Richard GerdonAt-large – Jim Heitkemper

CommissionersDistrict 1 – George Ethridge

District 2 – Kenny SaulmanDistrict 3 – Jim Klinstiver

Sheriff – Rod Seelye812-738-2195

Corydon Town Councilthisisindiana.org; 812-738-2138Eva Lois NorthRoger McGrawJohn KintnerMark ParksChris Mattingly

Lanesville Town CouncilHerb SchneiderJulie Ann WolfeLinda Smith

cityofnewalbany.com; 812-948-5333

Mayor – Jeff Gahan

City CouncilDistrict 1 – Dan Coffey

District 2 – Bob CaesarDistrict 3 – Greg PhippsDistrict 4 – Pat McLaughlinDistrict 5 – Matthew NashDistrict 6 – Scott BlairAt-large – Al Knable, Jr.At-large – David BarksdaleAt-large – David Aebersold

NEW ALBANY

HARRISON COUNTY

Bordenbordenindiana.com; 812-967-2234Georgetowngeorgetown.in.gov; 812-951-3012

Greenvillevisitgreenvillein.comUticauticaindiana.org

OTHER TOWNS

BORDENPolice department — 812-967-5555

CHARLESTOWNPolice department — 812-256-6345Fire department — 812-256-6202

CLARKSVILLEPolice department — 812-288-7151Fire department — 812-282-7619

CORYDONPolice department — 812-738-3959Fire department — 812-738-3221

GEORGETOWNPolice department — 812-951-2508 Fire department — 812-948-0288

GREENVILLEPolice department — 812-951-2508Fire department — 812-923-5991

JEFFERSONVILLEPolice department — 812-283-6633Fire department — 812-285-6449

LANESVILLEPolice department — 812-952-1024Fire department — 812-952-2323

NEW ALBANYPolice department — 812-948-5300Fire department — 812-948-5311

UTICAPolice department — 812 288-4357Fire department — 812-288-5883

POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS

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Visit www.aclines.com/careers to view our current openings and apply.

EEO Employer W/M/Vet/Disabled

American Commercial Barge Line (ACBL) and Jeffboat have been staples in the Jeffersonville area for years and

we are looking for qualifi ed candidates to join our team in Southern Indiana.

ACBL is looking for employees to fi ll shore-side positions.

Jeffboat is looking for welders and steel fi tters available any shift.

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CLARK COUNTYClark Memorial Hospital1220 Missouri Ave., Jeffersonvilleclarkmemorial.org812-282-6631

Kentuckiana Medical Center4601 Medical Plaza Way, Clarksvillekmchospital.com812-284-6100

FLOYD COUNTYFloyd Memorial Hospital1850 State St., New Albanyfloydmemorial.com812-944-7701

HEALTHFrom general or specialty practices and pharmacy health clinics staffed by nurse practitioners, to

immediate care centers and hospitals, highly skilled health care is within easy reach in Southern Indiana.

Clark Memorial Hospital

Floyd Memorial Hospital

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HARRISON COUNTYHarrison County Hospital1141 Hospital Drive NW, Corydonhchin.org812-738-4251

STAYING FITGyms, yoga, dance and gymnastics studios, along with excellent YMCAs in each county, offer guided and independent personal fitness options. Many parks depart-ments offer fitness programs as well.

YMCAClark County4812 Hamburg Pike, Jeffersonvilleymcasi.org812-283-9622

Floyd County 33 State St., New Albanyymcasi.org812-283-9622

Harrison County198 Jenkins Court NE, Corydonymcaharrison.org812-734-0770

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BIKING Adding bike lanes and bike racks, many Southern Indiana communities have been making biking to work or for leisure a much more attractive — and safe — option. The Southern Indiana Wheelmen Association bicycling club — siwheelmen.org — offers regular group rides at all skill levels and the Ohio River Greenway multiuse trail provides almost seven miles of scenic, safe pathways along the river from Jeffersonville to New Albany.

• Gynecologic Exams

• Routine/High Risk Prenatal Care

• Midwifery Services

• Minimally Invasive Gyn Laser Surgery

• Treatment options for Incontinence & Prolapse Disorders

• Ultrasounds including 3D/4D scans

• Liposuction/Tummy Tuck

• Breast Augmentation & Lift

• Facial Ehancements (Botox™/Dermal Fillers)

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• Leader in College & Career Readiness

• One-to-One Computer Initiative for

students in grades 3-12

• Accelerated math offerings at the middle

school level

• Nationally recognized Advanced

Placement program

• Fully funded ACT Testing Initiative

for juniors and seniors

• Extensive dual credit program with 8,921

credits earned by 2015 graduates

• Award winning fi ne arts program

• 94% graduation rate

• 98% post-secondary acceptance

• 35% honors diplomas awarded to 2015

graduates

• $13 million in scholarships awarded to

2015 graduates

Greater Clark County Schools offers:

Online registration is now open for current students and students new

to Greater Clark County Schools. Students living outside the district or

currently attending another district may also register online.

Greater Clark County SchoolsB R I D G I N G E X C E L L E N C E & O P P O R T U N I T I E S


CLARK COUNTYClarksville Community School Corp.ccsc.k12.in.us812-282-77534 schools with 1,327 studentsIn addition to an elementary, middle, and high school, Clarksville boasts the Renais-sance Academy, part of the New Technology Network of high schools.

Greater Clark County Schoolsgcs.k12.in.us812-283-070120 schools with 10,553 students3 high schools – Jeffersonville, Charlestown, and New Washington4 middle schools

1 alternative school for at risk middle/high school students

West Clark Community Schoolswclark.k12.in.us

812-246-33758 schools with 4,755 students3 high schools – Borden, Henryville, and Silver Creek in Sellersburg

EDUCATION

Public, private and charter schools offer Southern Indiana children a number of educational options. Open enrollment laws mean that children may attend any school, regardless of their home address, provided that school has room for them and the child has his or her own transportation. Check with individual schools for more information on enrolling your child.

New Albany High School

Parkview Middle School

Charter schoolRock Creek Community Academy - grades pre-K–12 - Sellersburg; rccasi.net

Our Lady of Providence Jr./Sr. High School – grades 7-12 - ClarksvilleSacred Heart School – grades pre-K-8 – JeffersonvilleSt. Anthony Elementary – grades pre-K-8 – ClarksvilleSt. John Paul II Catholic School – grades pre-K-6 - Sellersburg

FLOYD COUNTYNew Albany–Floyd County Schoolsnafcs.k12.in.us812-949-420016 schools with 11,307 students2 high schools – Floyd Central in Floyds Knobs, and New Albany3 middle schoolsThe Prosser Career Education Center offers technical training to high school students and transportation is provided from high schools in other school dis-tricts.

Charter schoolCommunity Montessori – ages 3-12 – New Albany; shiningminds.com

Floyd County Private SchoolsChristian Academy of Indiana – grades pre-K-12 – New AlbanyHoly Family Catholic School - grades pre-K-8 – New AlbanyOur Lady of Perpetual Help School – grades pre-K-8 – New AlbanySt. Mary of the Knobs Catholic School –

grades pre-K-8 – Floyds Knobs

HARRISON COUNTYNorth Harrison Community Corporate School Districtnhcs.k12.in.us812-347-27414 schools with 645 students2 elementary schools in Ramsey and Palmyra, a middle and high school.

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New Albany2441 State St. Suite A

812-948-7998

Jeffersonville3828 Hamburg Pike

812-282-1207

Clarksville206 W. Lewis & Clark Pkwy

812-945-4600

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Floyd County among the Best 100 Communities by America’s Alliance

NAFC Schools named a national model for professional learning communities by the All Things PLC Organization

Redefining Excellence Award, 2011 District Winner (Solution Tree)

National Blue Ribbon Schools

2014 - Three National Merit Finalists, more than any other Southern Indiana school corporation

96.7% graduation rate


South Harrison Community Schoolsshcs.k12.in.us812-738-21689 schools serving 3,127 students2 high schools and the Harrison County Special Ed Co-op for pre-k-12

Harrison County Private SchoolsShiloh Holiness Christian School – grades pre-k-12 - CorydonSt. Joseph Catholic School – grades pre-K-6 - CorydonSt. John’s Lutheran School – grades pre-K-8 - Lanesville

HIGHER EDUCATION Indiana University Southeast4201 Grant Line Road, New Albany812-941-2333ius.edu

Ivy Tech Community College8204 Ind. 311, Sellersburg81-246-3301ivytech.edu/sellersburg/

Purdue University College of Technology atNew Albany3000 Technology Ave., New Albany812-206-8396tech.purdue.edu/NewAlbany/

Ottawa University287 Quartermaster Court, Jeffersonville812-280-7271ottawa.edu/locations

Bellarmine University2001 Newburg Road, Louisville502-452-8000bellarmine.edu

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Jefferson Community and Technical College109 E. Broadway, Louisville502-213-5333jefferson.kctcs.edu

Spalding University845 South Third St., Louisville585-9911spalding.edu

Sullivan University3101 Bardstown Road, Louisville456-6504sullivan.edu

University of LouisvilleOffice of AdmissionsHouchens Bldg., Room 1502211 S. Brook St., Louisville852-6531louisville.edu

Indiana University Southeast

Ivy Tech Community College


county populationPOPULATION OVER TIME NUMBER IN RANK*

2014 114,262 15Tomorrow (2020 projection) 123,060 14PERCENT CHANGE 2010 TO TODAY: +3.7% 8

2014 POPULATION ESTIMATES BYRACE AND HISPANIC ORIGIN NUMBER IN RANK*

American Indian or Alaska Native Alone 459 11Asian Alone 1,133 18Black Alone 8,448 12Native Hawaiian, Other Pacific Islanders 63 18White Alone 101,597 15Two or More Race Groups 2,562 12Hispanic or Latino 5,975 11

CLARK COUNTY

County Seat: Jeffersonville

Square Miles:372.9

CITIES & TOWNS2014 POPULATION

Borden 876Charlestown 8,054Clarksville 21,879Henryville (2010) 1,905Jeffersonville 45,677Memphis (2010) 695New Washington (2010) 566Sellersburg 8,066Utica 795

Bordering Floyd County to the west, Harrison County’s population for 2014 was 39,299, down 0.2 percent from the 2010 Census.

RACIAL BREAKDOWN 2014:White 97.5%Black 0.6%Hispanic/Latino 1.8%

PEOPLE AND PLACESFLOYD COUNTY

CITIES & TOWNS 2014 POPULATION

Galena (2010) 1,818Georgetown 3,162Greenville 669New Albany 36,589 County Seat:

New Albany

Square Miles:147.90county population

POPULATION OVER TIME NUMBER IN RANK*

2014 76,179 21Tomorrow (2020 project) 77,763 22PERCENT CHANGE 2010 TO TODAY: 2.1% 18

2014 POPULATION ESTIMATES BYRACE AND HISPANIC ORIGIN NUMBER IN RANK*

American Indian or Alaska Native Alone 233 26Asian Alone 806 21Black Alone 4,164 19Native Hawaiian, Other Pacific Islanders 30 26White Alone 69,407 21Two or More Race Groups 1,539 21Hispanic or Latino 2,189 28

— Information taken from 2015 Snapshot

CITIES & TOWNS2014 POPULATION

Corydon 3,123Crandall 151Elizabeth 160Laconia 49Lanesville 565Mauckport 80Milltown 807New Amsterdam 27New Middletown 92Palmyra 928

HARRISON COUNTY


new buildingSINGLE-FAMILY BUILDING PERMITS According to the number of single-family building permits issued, residential building stalled in Floyd and Clark counties between 2008-11, after suffering a sharp decline between 2006-08. In 2012, a sizable increase in Clark County did occur, but dropped again in 2013 only to raise slightly in 2014. Floyd County has seen a small, steady increase in 2012 and 2013, but a decline in 2014.

CLARK COUNTY2014: 3992013: 372 2012: 433 2011: 252 2010: 251 2009: 341 2008: 302

FLOYD COUNTY 2014: 1302013: 153 2012: 138 2011: 101 2010: 123 2009: 129 2008: 124

foreclosure rates

CLARK COUNTY MAY 2015

1 in every653MAY 2014:1 IN EVERY 698

FLOYD COUNTYMAY 2015

1 in every1,106MAY 2014:1 IN EVERY 1,849

SOURCES: RealtyTrac; Indiana Mortgage Association

TOP 5 CITIESHenryville: 1 in every 327Borden: 1 in every 374Charlestown: 1 in every 509Clarksville: 1 in every 632Marysville: 1 in every 732

TOP 3 CITIESGreenville: 1 in every 766New Albany: 1 in every 1,038Floyds Knobs: 1 in every 2,163

INDIANA: 1 in every 963MAY 2015

U.S.: 1 in every 1,041MAY 2015

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— Information taken from 2015 Snapshot

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PARKS AND RECREATION

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PARKS DEPARTMENTSIn addition to parks and playgrounds, most parks departments also offer a wide variety of activities and classes for kids through adults.

Clarksville Parks and Recreationclarksvilleparks.com812-283-5313Maintains 11 parks, including a seven-field Little League park, nature preserve, public swimming pool and a splash pad.

Floyd County Parks and Recreationfloydcountyparks.org812-948-5360Maintains eight parks, including a softball facility and woodland with nature trails.

Harrison County Parks & Recreationharrisoncountyparks.com812-738-8236Maintains seven parks, including a public swimming pool and a Civil War battle park.

Jeffersonville Parks and Recreationjeffparks.org812-285-6440Maintains 32 parks of varying sizes and purpose, including a public swimming pool, nature trails, ballpark facilities, dog park and seasonal ice skating rink.

City of New Albany Parks and Recreation cityofnewalbany.com812-949-5448Maintains a number of public parks, in-cluding ball fields, swim park, and a sports complex with splash pad.

WATER PARKS AND

SWIMMING POOLSAtlantis Water Park515 Marriott Drive, Clarksvilleatlantiswaterpark.net812-285-0863

Charlestown Family Activities Park — Splash Pad1000 Park St., Charlestowncityofcharlestown.com812-256-3422

Gateway Park – opening 2016500 Little League Blvd., Clarksvilleclarksvilleparks.com812-283-5313

Jeffersonville Aquatic Center2107 Middle Road, Jeffersonvillejeffparks.org812-282-946

May & Joe Rhoades Memorial Pool2150 Poolside Drive, Corydonharrisoncountyparks.com812-738-4885 O’Bannon Woods State Park7234 Old Forest Road SW, Corydon

in.gov/stateparks/parks&lakes/O’bannonwoodsstatepark812-738-8232

River Run Family Water Park224 W. Daisy Lane, New Albanynariverrun.com812-948-5380

Sellersburg Town Pool415 Oak St., Sellersburgsellersburg.org/p/sellersburg-pool812-246-8067

Silver Street Splash Pad2043 Silver St., New Albanycityofnewalbany.com/silver-street812-948-5380

RECREATION AREASBattle of Corydon Memorial ParkInd. 135 Business, Corydoncorydonbattlepark.comThis five-acre park preserves the battle-field where the Battle of Corydon, the only Civil War battle fought in Indiana, occurred in 1863.

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outdoor pursuits. Swimming, fishing, kayaking, canoeing, bird watching, hiking, biking and more are readily available to

enthusiasts at all levels, while traditional playgrounds, water parks, ball fields and more are maintained by local parks departments.

With 98 public parks — several designed by world famous landscape architect Frederick Law Olmstead — Louisville also offers a wealth of recreational opportunities.

The extremely popular Louisville Waterfront Park running along the Ohio River is linked to Jeffersonville by way of the Big Four Bridge, allowing easy access by foot or bike to both sides of the river.

River Run Family Water Park


Charlestown State Park12500 Ind. 62, Charlestownin.gov/stateparks/parks&lakes/Charlestown812-256-600Situated on a bluff overlooking the Ohio River, the 5,100-acre state park offers hiking, picnicking, a playground, and campground.

Clark State ForestHenryvillein.gov/forestry/properties/clarkstateforest812-294-306Indiana’s oldest state forest, formed in 1903, the Hen-ryville site features 24,000 acres, camping and spectacular views from the fire tower.

Deam Lake State Recreation Area1217 Deam Lake Road, Bordenin.gov/forestry/properties/deamlakestaterecreationarea812-246-5421Deam Lake features a 194-acre man-made lake for fishing, boating, and swimming; five hiking trails, horse trails, mountain bike trails, camping, and a Forest Education Center.

Falls of the Ohio State Park201 W. Riverside Drive, Clarksvillefallsoftheohio.org812-280-9970Home of 390 million year old naturally exposed Devonian fossil beds and a newly renovated Interpretive Center, the park also offers bird watching, fishing, hiking, canoeing, and kayaking.

O’Bannon Woods State Park7234 Old Forest Road SW, Corydonin.gov/stateparks/parks&lakes/O’bannonwoodsstatepark812-738-8232Located inside the Harrison Crawford State Forest, but

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Ohio River GreenwayTrailhead: 315 Southern Indiana Ave., Jeffersonvilleohiorivergreenway.org812-989-9262A seven-mile, multi-use pathway largely following the Ohio River and connecting Jeffersonville to New Albany, via Clarksville. A few sec-tions remain to be completed, but finished sections see frequent use from walkers, joggers, and bikers.

OTHER RECREATIONCave Country Canoes 112 W. Main St., Milltowncavecountrycanoes.com812-365-2705Offering a variety of canoe and kayak trips down the Blue River for ages 3 and up.

Green Earth OutdoorsThe Outpost/Outdoor Education Center4648 Pfrimmers Chapel Road NE, Georgetowngreenearthoutdoors.com812-366-4004

Gear ShopBank & Main St., New Albany812-944-8820Offering outdoor education and certification classes, guided adventures, and a gear store, Green Earth is dedicated to hik-ing, canoeing, kayaking, camping, and all outdoor activities.

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NEWSPAPERSNews and Tribunenewsandtribune.com812-206-2192Published Monday through Saturday and covering Clark and Floyd Counties.

The Courier-Journalcourier-journal.com502-582-4011Louisville’s daily newspaper.

The Corydon Democratcorydondemocrat.com812-738-2211A weekly community newspaper serving Harrison County.

The Banner-Gazettegbpnews.comA weekly community newspaper serving Floyd County

The Charlestown Leadergbpnews.comA weekly newspaper serving Charlestown and surrounding areas

LEO Weekly (Louisville Eccentric Observer)leoweekly.com502-895-9770A good resource for information on events and musical performances, focused heavily on Louisville venues.

TELEVISION STATIONSWAVEwave3.comNBC Channel 3

WBKIwbki.tvThe CW Channel 34

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WKPCket.orgKET (PBS) Channel 15KET2 (PBS) Channel 68

WKYI-CDwkyitv.comChannel 24

WLKYwlky.comCBS Channel 32

WMYOwmyo.comChannel 58

WNDAindiana9.comDigital Channel 9.1TWC Channel 98 – Indiana only

RADIO STATIONSIndiana StationsAM1450 WXVW — Sports1570 WNDA -— Regional Mexican

FM88.1 WNAS — The oldest high school FM radio station in the country93.9 WLCL — Sports, Talk and News94.7 WFIA — Religious96.5 WGZB — Hip Hop101.9 WNDA — Regional Mexican104.3 WAYI — Christian Contemporary107.7 WSFR — Classic hits

Select Louisville StationsAM620 WTMT – ESPN Sports790 WWKY – Talk/Sports840 WHAS – News/Talk970 WGTK – News/Talk

FM90.5 WUOL - Classical91.9 WFPK – Independent Adult Alternative93.1 WYBL – Country94.7 WLSY – Christian Talk95.7 WQMF – Classic Rock96.5 WGZB – Urban Contemporary97.5 WAMZ – Country98.9 WZKF – Top 4099.7 WDJX – Top 40100.5 WTFX – Modern Rock101.3 WLSY – Christian Talk102.3 WXMA – Hot Adult Contemporary103.1 WRKA – Country103.5 WAKY - Oldies103.9 WPTI – Today’s Country Hits105.1 WLRS – Alternative Rock105.9 WRVI – Christian Music106.9 WVEZ – Adult Contemporary107.7 WSFR – Classic Rock

LOCAL MEDIAONLINE RESOURCESlouisville.comThe online home of Louisville Magazine

do502.comListings of events and happenings in Metro Louisville

louisvillehotbytes.comNews and community postings about Louis-ville and Southern Indiana restaurants

insiderlouisville.comCovers Metro Louisville business, govern-ment, neighborhoods, arts and culture


ATTRACTIONSBelle of Louisville401 W. Riverside Drive, Louisvillebelleoflouisville.org502-574-2992Built in 1914, the Belle is the oldest operat-ing steamboat in the United States and a National Historic Landmark. She and her smaller sister ship, the Spirit of Jefferson, offer tours, and lunch and dinner cruises.

Big Four Bridge and Big Four StationChestnut and Pearl Streets, JeffersonvilleThe opening of the Big Four Pedestrian Bridge linking Louisville’s sweeping Water-front Park with Jeffersonville’s new Big Four Station leading into a historic downtown has

spurred a renaissance in the city.

Clark Cabin1102 W. Harrison Ave, Clarksvillefallsoftheohio.org812-280-9970The George Rogers Clark home site contains a reproduction cabin and slave quarters. General Clark, famous in his own right for his military campaigns, was the brother of William Clark who famously teamed up with Meriwether Lewis for the Corps of Discovery Expedition. It is argued that the Lewis and Clark Expedition can be said to have started from Clarksville, rather than St. Louis.

Corydon Capital State Historic Sites202 E. Walnut St., Corydon

thisisindiana.org812-738-4890Corydon was the first capital of the state of Indiana. The town maintains a number of historic sites relating to the period, including the original capitol building.

Falls of the Ohio State Park201 W. Riverside Drive, Clarksvillefallsoftheohio.org812-280-9970The park’s 390-million-year-old Devonian fossil beds are the one of largest in the world. A newly renovated Interpretive Center perches on a bluff overlooking the fos-sil beds offering galleries and interactive exhibits.

THINGS TO DO

Big Four Bridge

Southern Indiana has a wealth of attractions of its own, and when you add in the sites Louisville has to offer, you get a combination that can’t be beat. From history and art museums, to caves, rivers, fossil beds, and forests to discover, Southern Indiana is ripe for exploration.

Huber’sOrchard, Winery & Vineyards

Starlight, Indiana Seasonal Activities

Georgetown Drive-In8200 Ind. 64, Georgetowngeorgetowndrivein.com812-951-2616Opened in 1951 and in the same family for the last 50 years, the Georgetown Drive In offers first-run movies on two screens.

Horseshoe Southern Indiana Hotel and Casino11999 Casino Center Drive, Elizabethcaesars.com866-676-7463The complex includes a hotel, casino, upscale steakhouse, several cafes, huge buffet, shops and a 14,000-square-foot showroom for concerts and other live shows. There’s also an associated golf course nearby.

Indiana Caverns1267 Green Acres Drive, SW, Corydonindianacaverns.com812-734-1200Indiana’s longest cave, Indiana Caverns boasts a walking tour with a boat ride on the underground river, waterfalls, and a diverse ecosystem.

Joe Huber’s Family Farm and Restaurant2421 Engle Road, Starlightjoehubers.com812-923-5255Much more than a restaurant, Huber’s offers you-pick fruits and vegetables in season. A trip to Huber’s in the fall is a tra-dition for many for a ride to the pumpkin patch or apple orchard.

Huber’s Orchard, Winery and Vineyards19816 Huber Road, Starlighthuberwinery.com

812-923-9463This sprawling property features an award-winning winery, distillery, restau-rant and gift shop.

Kentucky Kingdom937 Phillips Lane, Louisvillekentuckykingdom.com502-813-8200The 63-acre amusement park offers roller coasters and other rides along with the Hurricane Bay water park. TH

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Louisville Zoo1100 Trevillian Way, Louisvillelouisvillezoo.org502-59-2181The 134-acre zoo exhibits more than 1,500 animals. Specific habitat types or special education areas include, Africa, Australian Outback, and the award-win-ning Islands, Gorilla Forest, and Glacier Run.

Marengo Cave400 E. Ind. 64, Marengomarengocave.com812-365-2705In addition to two walking tours of the cave system, Marengo Cave also offers canoeing, gemstone mining and camping.

Schimpff’s Confectionery347 Spring St., Jeffersonvilleschimpffs.com812-283-8367One of the oldest, continuously operated, family-owned candy businesses in the country, Schimpff’s has been cranking out their iconic red hots and a plethora of other treats since 1891. The store includes a soda fountain, demonstration area, and candy museum.

Squire Boone Caverns100 Squire Boone Road, SW, Mauckportsquireboonecaverns.com812-732-4381Guests can tour the caverns and visit a working pioneer village and grist mill.

MUSEUMS Carnegie Center for Art & History201 E. Spring St., New Albanycarnegiecenter.org812-944-7336Featuring permanent historical and rotating art exhibits, the Carnegie Center frequently hosts events and family-friendly workshops.

Culbertson Mansion State Historic Site914 E. Main St., New Albanyindianamuseum.org/explore/culbertson812-944-9600Built in the late-1800s by William Culb-ertson, the richest man in the state at the time, the Culberston Mansion features three-stories, 25 rooms and more than 20,000 square feet.

Floyd County Historical Society Padgett Museum509 W. Market St., New Albany812-949-2551Housed in the 1837 William Young House, the museum is dedicated to the history of New Albany and Floyd County.

The Frazier History Museum829 W. Main St., Louisvillefraziermuseum.org502-753-5663With a permanent collection of thousands of items from famous world leaders, and one of the country’s largest toy soldier displays, the museum features daily living history performances and a rotating col-lection of temporary exhibits.

Howard Steamboat Museum1101 E. Market St., Jeffersonvillehowardsteamboatmuseum.org812-283-3728This Victorian mansion was the home of the Howard family, owners of the world-famous Howard Shipyard in Jeffersonville. The home is open for tours and the third floor houses an impressive collection of steamboat memorabilia.

Kentucky Derby Museum704 Central Ave., Louisvillederbymuseum.org502-37-1111Located on the grounds of Churchill Downs, the museum traces the history of American Thoroughbred horse racing.

Kentucky Science Center727 W. Main St., Louisvillekysciencecenter.org502-561-6100Kentucky’s largest hands-on science mu-seum, the center features three floors of interactive exhibits and a four-story digital movie theater.

Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory800 W. Main St., Louisvillesluggermuseum.com877-775-8443The working factory where Louisville Slug-ger baseball bats are made is open for tours, as is a museum featuring a theater showing the 13-minute film “The Heart of the Game,” the Grand Slam Gallery with bats used by some of baseball’s greats and a variety of rotating exhibits.

Muhammad Ali Center144 N. Sixth St., Louisvillealicenter.org502-584-9254A museum and cultural center paying tribute to world-champion boxer Muham-mad Ali.

Vintage Fire Museum and Safety Education Center723 Spring St., Jeffersonvillevintagefiremuseum.org812-948-8711One of the world’s largest collections of vintage fire engines and related fire-fight-ing equipment.

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ART SCENE Southern Indiana appreciates art, support-ing a number of small art galleries and thriving public art scenes in Jeffersonville and New Albany.

Arts Council of Southern Indiana820 E. Market St., New Albanyartscouncilsi.org812-949-4238With two galleries for rotating art shows, a gift shop, and artist work space in the carriage house, the Arts Council hosts exhibits, art classes, and special events such as the popular Monarch Butterfly Celebration every July.

Copper Moon Gallery221 Pearl St., New Albanycoppermoonart.com812-944-4078Features a constantly changing assort-ment of original, handcrafted American Artwork.

Gadabout Gallery & Artisan Shoppe249 Spring St., Jeffersonvillegadaboutgallery.com812-913-1716Handmade artworks from emerging and established artists in Indiana and Ken-tucky.

Harrison County Artisan Center117 E. Chestnut St., Corydonharrisoncountyarts.com812-738-2123The gallery supports local artists and hosts three special exhibits yearly. Jeffersonville Public Art Commissionjeffersonvilleart.comInformation on public art installations, future projects, and calls for artists can be found on this website.

Louisville Glassworks815 W. Market St., Louisvillelouisvilleglassworks.com502-584-4510Containing the Flame Run Glass Studio

and Gallery and Mark Payton Glass Center, Glassworks also offers event space rental.

New Albany Public Art Projectcarnegiecenter.orgThe Carnegie Center for Art & History’s website contains both a history of the public art projects and a complete listing of installations.

Speed Art Museum2035 S. Third St., Louisvillespeedmuseum.org502-852-5555Reopening in March 2016 after a multi-year renovation, the Speed Art Museum is the oldest and largest museum of art in Kentucky.

Trolley HopsLouisville’s many art galleries are too nu-merous to list, but all are easily accessible during monthly trolley hops. F.A.T. Friday Trolley Hopfatfridayhop.orgHeld on the last Friday of the month, and

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visiting shops, galleries, and restaurants along Frankfort Avenue.First Friday Hopfirstfridayhop.comSimilar to the F.A.T. Friday hop, this one is held the first Friday of each month and concentrates on the Main and Market Streets corridor in downtown Louisville.

21C Museum Hotel Louisville700 W. Main St., Louisville21cmuseumhotels.com/Louisville502-217-6300This boutique hotel and art museum is well known for its iconic red penguins along the roofline and art collection, which is free to the public.

Zimmerman Art Glass300 E. Chestnut St., CorydonFacebook/ZimmermanArtGlassBusiness812-738-2206 From paperweights to lamps, the Zimmer-man family has been blowing glass for five generations.

ENTERTAINMENTFrom community theater and summer concert series in idyllic settings to Broad-way touring companies and huge arena rock concerts it’s not hard to find enter-tainment year round.Louisville is home to the YUM! Center, Actors Theatre, Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts, Kentucky Opera, Louis-ville Ballet, Louisville Orchestra, and more, but Southern Indiana has plenty to offer as well.

Clarksville Little Theatre301 E. Montgomery Ave., Clarksvilleclarksvillelittletheatre.org812-83-6522Offering community theater since 1947, the Clarksville Little Theatre features Broadway classics and new plays. Corydon Jamboree Live220 Hurst Lane, Corydoncorydonjamboree.synthasite.com812-738-1130 Family entertainment featuring country and gospel music, dancing and comedy.

Derby Dinner Playhouse525 Marriott Drive, Clarksvillederbydinner.com812-288-8281

The only dinner theater in the Louisville and Southern Indiana area, Derby Dinner has been providing high-caliber produc-tions since 1974.

Hayswood Theatre115 S. Capitol Ave., Corydonfacebook.com/Hayswood812-738-4489Located in downtown Corydon, the Hayswood offers first-rate community theater.

High School TheaterFloyd Central High SchoolJeffersonville High SchoolNew Albany High SchoolThese three schools are recognized as tops in theater productions, receiving awards and invitations to thespian events at the state, national and international level.

Jeffersonville RiverStageW. Riverside Drive, Jeffersonvilletheriverstage.com502-376-9104

With a summer concert and twilight cine-ma series all summer long, the RiverStage hosts a wide variety of outdoor events.

Summer Concert SeriesBicentennial Park Summer Concert SeriesSpring and Pearl Streets, New Albanycityofnewalbanyevents.com

Jeffersonville Main Street’s Concerts in the Park 109 E. Court Ave., Jeffersonvillejeffmainstreet.orgFamily-friendly free concerts draw crowds to hear everything from ragtime, swing or military marches, to up and coming local bands during these popular series.

Paul W. Ogle Cultural and Community CenterIndiana University Southeast4201 Grant Line Road, New Albanyius.edu/oglecenter812-941-2525Southern Indiana’s performing and visual arts center offering music, theater produc-tions, and more.

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FESTIVALS AND EVENTS

Thunder Over Louisville


FEBRUARYPolar Plunge for Special OlympicsDeam Lakesoindiana.org

APRILKentucky Derby Festivalkdf.orgFor about 90 seconds on the first Saturday in May, the eyes of the world focus on Louisville and the Kentucky Derby. But for locals, it lasts about two weeks, with activi-ties, music, food, and a massive fireworks display and air show along the Ohio River.

Chow WagonFood and nightly concerts

Great Steamboat RaceThe Belle of Louisville competes for the Golden Antlers.

Thunder Over LouisvilleMore than 200,000 people gather on both sides of the Ohio River for an airshow and fireworks display like no other.

Kentucky OaksHeld the day before the Derby, many con-sider this to be THE race for locals.

MAYAbbey Road on the RiverLouisville Belvedereabbeyroadontheriver.comA celebration of all things Beatles.

Starlight Strawberry FestivalSt. John the Baptist, Starlightstarlightstrawberryfestival.com

JUNEArt at the Old CapitolTown Square – Corydonartattheoldcapitol.com

Art on the Parish GreenSt. Paul’s Episcopal Church – New Albanyartontheparishgreen.org

Battle at Tunnel MillCharlestown

historictunnelmill.org

Founders DayCharlestowncityofcharlestown.com

George Rogers Clark DaysClark Cabin – Clarksvillefallsoftheohio.org

JEFF FestBig Four Station, Jeffersonvillejeffmainstreet.org

Smokin’ on the River, BBQ, Blues & Brews FestivalJeffersonville riversidesmokinontheriverbbq.com

JULYCounty 4-H Fairsclarkcounty4h.com – Clark Countyfc4h.webs.com – Floyd Countyharrisoncountyfair.com - Harrison County

Forecastle FestivalWaterfront Park – Louisvilleforecastlefest.com

Southern Indiana Butterfly FestivalCharlestown State Parkfallsoftheohio.org

AUGUSTArt in Speed ParkSellersburgartinspeedpark.com

Ironman Louisvilleironmanlouisville.com

Sellersburg Celebrates!sellersburgcelebrates.com

SEPTEMBERLanesville Heritage Weekendlanesvilleheritageweekend.org

New Albany IndiefestBank Streetfacebook.com/NAIndiefest

Steamboat DaysDowntown Jeffersonvillejeffsteamboatdays.com

WorldfestLouisville Belvedereworldfestlouisville.com

OCTOBERAutumn on the RiverBethlehemautumnontheriver.wordpress.com

Halloween DowntownBig Four Station – Jeffersonvillecityofjeff.net

Harvest HomecomingNew Albanyharvesthomecoming.com

St. James Court Art ShowSt. James Court - Louisvillestjamescourtartshow.com

NOVEMBERLight Up CelebrationsThe Christmas season kicks off with annual Light Up events. Corydon and Jeffersonville throw a parade, and Charlestown trans-forms into Christmas Town with a number of activities scattered around town.

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DINING AND SHOPPING

The Exchange


SHOPPINGClarksville is home to the largest Bass Pro Shop east of the Mississippi River as well as the Green Tree Mall. Stores such as Wal-Mart, Target, Hobby Lobby, Lowe’s, Menards, and Home Depot offer all the big box advantages with locations scattered across the area.For a different experience, some towns, including Corydon, Jeffersonville, and New Albany, are filled with a number of small boutiques offering anything from designer clothing and jewelry to pottery and locally made honey.Visit thisisindiana.org for a list of inde-pendent shops in Harrison County, and sunnysideoflouisville.org for Clark and Floyd counties.

GROCERIES In addition to large grocery chains, each county is home to at least one farm-ers market — several of which operate year-round to provide fresh local produce,

meat, eggs, wine, baked goods and more.Roadside farmers stands are easily found, and the Huber family restaurant and win-ery locations in Starlight offer pick-your-own and ready-to-go fruit and vegetables seasonally.Preferred Meats Inc. Butcher Shoppe in Sellersburg offers premium, locally sourced beef, pork and chicken, and 3D Valley Beef in DePauw provides pasture-raised, hormone and antibiotic-free beef raised on their farm.Seeds and Greens Natural Market and Deli in New Albany sells organic, natural, and minimally-processed foods along with homeopathic products, health and beauty aids.

DININGAlongside the popular chain restaurants, Southern Indiana’s independent restau-rants hold their own and then some. From riverfront dining in Jeffersonville or a cozy café on the square in Corydon to a tiny

piece of the Middle East in New Albany the dining scene is varied and delicious.New Albany and Jeffersonville in particular have experienced a restaurant boom in recent years resulting in ever-expanding options.Some unique restaurants are listed below. Visit the suggested websites for a more comprehensive listing.

CLARK COUNTY sunnysideoflouisville.org

Adrienne and Co. Bakery Cafe129 W. Court Ave., Jeffersonvillecakestoday.com812-282-2665

Big Four Burgers + Beer134 Spring St., Jeffersonvillebigfourburgers.com812-913-4967

Boombozz Pizza & Taphouse1450 Veterans Parkway, Jeffersonvilleboombozz.com812-913-4171

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Buckhead Mountain Grill707 W. Riverside Drive, Jeffersonvilleeatatbuckheads.com812-284-2919

Cafe on Meigs425 Meigs Ave., Jeffersonvillecafeonmeigs.com812-288-8515

Charlestown Pizza Company850 Main St., Charlestownctownpizzaco.com812-256-2699

Charlie Noble’s Eatery + Draught House7815 Ind. 60, Sellersburg812-748-5212

Clarksville Seafood916 Eastern Blvd., Clarksvilleclarksvilleseafood.net812-283-8588

Cluckers100 Riverside Drive, Jeffersonvillecluckers-wings.com812-590-3662

Come Back Inn415 Spring St., Jeffersonvillecomebackinn.net812-285-1777

The Fireside Bar & Grill7611 Ind. 60, Sellersburgfireside-sellersburg.com812-246-456

Goodfella’s Pizza103 Colonels Way, Henryvillegoodfellaspizza.com812-294-3343

The Hub Roti Cafe716 E. 10th St., Jeffersonvillehubcafe.net812-913-1426

Joe Huber Family Farm & Restaurant2421 Engle Road, Starlightjoehubers.com812-923-5255

KingFish Restaurant601 W. Riverside Drive, Jeffersonvillekingfishrestaurants.com812-284-3474

Mai’s Thai Restaurant1411 E. 10th St., Jeffersonvillemaisthai.com812-282-0198

Olive Leaf Bistro130 W. Riverside Drive, Jeffersonvilleoliveleafbistro.com812-913-1252

Orange Clover Kitchen & More590 Missouri Ave. Suite 100, Jeffersonville812-282-1005

Pizza King1701 East 10th St., Jeffersonvillesoinpizzaking.com812-282-8286

Red Yeti Restaurant & Brew Pub256 Spring St., Jeffersonvilleredyetijeff.com812-288-5788

Rocky’s Sub Pub715 Riverside Drive, Jeffersonvilleeatatrockys.com812-282-3844

Roosters1601 Greentree Blvd., Clarksvilleroosterswings.com812-590-3391

Sam’s Food & Spirits318 W. Lewis and Clark Parkway, Clarksvillesamstavern.com812-945-9757

Sir Dano’s Pizza Parlor496 N. Indiana Ave., Sellersburgsirdanospizza.com812-246-3346

Zesto301 E. Lewis and Clark Parkway, Clarksvilleilovezesto.com812-280-8255

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Aladdin’s Café111 W. Market St., New Albanythealaddinscafe.com502-489-7969

Arni’s1208 State St., New Albany812-945-11493700 Paoli Pike #4, Floyds Knobs812-923-9805meetyouatarnis.com

Big Four Burgers + Beer114 E. Main St., New Albanybigfourburgers.com812-944-9777

Cluckers4308 Charlestown Rd., New Albanycluckers-wings.com812-944-8102

The Exchange Pub + Kitchen118 W. Main St., New Albanyexchangeforfood.com812-948-6501

Feast BBQ16 W. Main St., New Albanyfeastbbq.com812-920-0454

Habana Blues Tapas Restaurant320 Pearl St., New Albanyhabanabluestapasrestaurant.net812-944-9760

The New Albanian Pizzeria and Public House3312 Plaza Drive, New Albanynewalbanian.com812-944-2577

Sam’s Food & Spirits702 Highlander Point Drive, Floyds Knobs812-923-2323samstavern.com

Toast on Market141 E. Market St., New Albanytoastonmarket.com812-941-8582

Tucker’s American Favorites2441 State St. #8, New Albanytuckersaf.com812-944-9999

Wick’s225 State St., New Albanywickspizza.com812-945-9425

Zesto2740 Charlestown Road, New Albanyilovezesto.com812-94406845

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Alberto’s Italian Restaurant2137 Edsel Ln. NW, Corydon812-738-4900

Frederick’s Café400 S. Capitol Ave., Corydonfacebook.com/FredericksCafe812-738-3733

The Spread Buffet at Horseshoe Casino11999 Casino Center Dr. SE, Elizabethcaesars.com/horseshoe-southern-indiana/restaurants/spread-buffet866-676-7463

WINE, CRAFT BEER AND SPIRITS Kentucky is well known for its bourbon, and its influence is everywhere in the region. But Southern Indiana has carved out its own niche with wineries crafting vintages from locally grown grapes.The Indiana Uplands Wine Trail (indianau-plands.com) and the Hoosier Wine Trail (hoosierwinetrail.com) lists popular sites, including Huber’s Orchard and Winery in Starlight, which has branched out into distilling as well, crafting its own whiskey, rum, vodka and gin.Craft beer is also easy to find, from the Point Blank Brewing Co. in Corydon to the New Albanian, Donum Dei Brewery, and Floyd County Brewing Company in New Albany, to Red Yeti and Flat 12 Bierwerks in Jeffersonville.Keg Liquors in Clarksville and New Albany is a great package store with a huge list of import and craft beers. Bridge Liquors in New Albany also has a wide variety.

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SPORTS

Kentucky Derby


SPORTS

The Kentucky Derby reigns supreme one day a year – actually about 15 if you count the month of festivi-ties leading up to it – but there is no lack of spectator sports the rest of the year.

The Louisville Bats are the Class AAA minor league team feeding into the Cincinnati Reds baseball team. Their home, Louisville Slugger Field, hosts home games, along with giveaways and fireworks shows throughout the season.

Local college sports fans tend to be divided into three camps — Indiana University, University of Louisville and University of Kentucky — and the rivalry can be intense. U of L plays basketball at the KFC YUM! Center in downtown Louisville, and football at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium near the school’s campus. The univer-sity also has seen considerable success in baseball and soccer over recent years.

Speaking of soccer, Louisville is also home to two professional soccer squads, the Derby City Rovers and Louisville City FC.

In Indiana, Jeffersonville’s Sportsdrome Speedway offers short track auto racing, and is the only asphalt track in the region to feature both oval and figure-eight racing. Indiana University Southeast is also home to several college sports teams.

High school rivalries are taken seriously in Southern Indiana, with basketball and football playoff games often selling out. The area is also home to many golf courses, including Covered Bridge, which is owned by former PGA golfer Fuzzy Zoeller.

Louisville Bats


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Kentucky DerbyChurchill Downs, Louisvillekentuckyderby.com502-636-4400

Louisville BatsLouisville Slugger Field, Louisvillelouisville.bats.mlb.comTicket office: 855-228-8497

University of Louisville Athleticsgocards.com

Indiana University Southeast Athleticsiusathletics.com

Derby City Roversroverssoccer.com

Louisville City FClouisvillecityfc.com

Sportsdrome Speedway1207 Kopp Lane, Jeffersonvillesportsdromeonline.com812-282-7551

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CLARK COUNTY

Fuzzy Zoeller’s Covered Bridge Golf Club12510 Covered Bridge Road, Sellersburgfuzzygolf.com812-246-888018-hole semi-private

Hidden Creek Golf Club4975 Utica Sellersburg Road, Sellersburghiddencreekgolfclub.com812-46-255618-hole public course

Elk Run Golf Club1820 Charlestown Pike, Jeffersonvilleelkrungolfclub.com812-283-902218-hole, par 72 semi-private course

Speed Golf Course517 Vermont St., Sellersburg812-246-95709-hole semi-public

Twilight Golf Course5316 Ind. 62, Jeffersonville

twilightgolfcourse.com812-288-88719-hole public course

Wooded View Golf Course2404 Greentree Blvd. N., Clarksvillewoodedviewgc.com812-283-927418-hole, par 71 public course

FLOYD COUNTY

Cherry Valley Golf Course600 Cherry St., New Albanycherryvalleygolf.com812-945-2777Nine-hole public course

New Albany Springs Golf Course1706 Greybrook Lane, New Albanynewalbanygolfcourse.com812-949-5090Nine-hole semi-private club

Valley View Golf Club3748 Lawrence Banet Road, Floyds Knobsvalleyviewgolfclub.org812-923-729118-hold par 72 public course

HARRISON COUNTY

Chariot Run Golf Club18-hole resort-style course

New Salisbury Golf Course1320 Old State Road 64 N.E.golfsalisbury.com812-347-2396Nine-hole public course

Old Capital Golf Club1605 Ind. 62 N.E., Corydonoldcapitalgolf.com812-738-227218-hole semi-private championship golf course

Indiana University Southeast

Fuzzy Zoeller’s Covered Bridge Golf Club

Documents

2016 Southern Indiana Relocation Guide