Willard Airport, six miles south of Champaign, features American Airlines flights daily to and from Chicago and Dallas/Fort Worth. If traveling by car, I-74 connects Peoria and Bloomington from the west to Indianapolis in the east, while I-57 connects Champaign County to Chicago.
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There’s always something to do in beautiful Evansville. This city has more than 300 locally owned and operated non-chain restaurants and food trucks, many of them serving you from local farms. Sports fans will appreciate Evansville’s history, as it is home to historic Bosse Field, the first municipally owned sports stadium in the nation and the third-oldest ballpark still in regular use for professional baseball.
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In Akron, Ohio you’ll experience the best of innovation and industry while feeling the warmth of Midwestern hospitality at every turn.
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In Elgin, you can experience big-city fun at reasonable prices in a smaller urban area wit the perfect mix of visitor attractions and sports facilities.
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When people ponder about the essence of Northern California, a few things will probably come to mind: extensive vineyards, redwood forests, a dramatic Pacific coastline and one-of-a-kind of outdoor scenery, like Lake Shasta, to indulge in year-round. Redding in particular is a destination known for its boundless outdoor adventures, from fishing and hiking to kayaking and biking.
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