We have met some wonderful folks at the Martinsville Fall Foliage Festival in Morgan County, where the Luehrs Ideal Rides gave everyone a thrilling time with their amusement rides. The conversations always starts with a friendly glance and a smile wherever we travel. From a local ceremonies honoring veterans to the Fall Foliage Festival, these folks share a creative and collaborative community spirit. These are some of the wonderful Indiana people, businesses, and organizations, who believe in uplifting and sharing good vibes, wellness and nurturing hope for the future:
Nomadic Jerky:
Found by Jolene and Taylor Stucker, Nomadic Jerky offers a healthy high protein snack. As they Wander in Wellness across Indiana, we have caught up with them at the Franklin Farmers Market, as well as the Good People Good Times Music Festival - GPGT Festival.
We were thrilled to find them sharing their tasty selections of Nomadic Jerky flavors that include my favorite - Bison, along with Beef, Elk, and other options at the Martinsville Fall Foliage Festival. We look forward to seeing them again as they intend on returning to these events and others next year! See the Nomadic Jerky website or their Facebook page to order current selections.
Dais of Grace:
Offering a lovely selection of dried flowers, and lavender sachets is Dais of Grace. Kim Leonard collected the flowers from her brother’s garden and crafted each lavender sachets from this season’s harvest. She will post more of her fresh dried flowers on her upcoming Instagram page soon.
Habitat for Humanity and Restore, Martinsville Indiana:
Habitat for Humanity brings people together with the goal of affordable homeownership for hardworking families. They also have the Restore, a nonprofit home improvement store and donation center, located at 39 W Pike St. Martinsville, IN 46151.
Melissa Voshell, the Director of the Martinsville Restore, and her crew of hard working people packed hundreds of blue buckets recently for the fund raiser at the Martinsville Fall Foliage Festival. They are also offering raffles for which you can still get a ticket today before the festival closes.
Melissa is proud of the work at ReStore, and helped us find everything we needed at this handy place to purchase new and gently used items for home improvements at discounted prices. We thank her and everyone for their community support.
Learn more about their services online at Habitat for Humanity Restore. The store is closed Sunday and Monday, and open Tuesday - Friday 9am - 4pm, and Saturday from 9am to 1pm.
We look forward to seeing everyone at next year’s festival!
Plan A Visit To Morgan County
Go to the Visit Morgan County website for news on local events, attractions, and to explore more to experience in and around Martinsville.
