Northeast Indiana is in the middle of it all, located just three hours or less by car from Midwest cities including Chicago, Cincinnati and Indianapolis – but with its own unique vibe and easygoing lifestyle.

Here, we offer the opportunity to create your version of the American dream, whether you’re looking to grow your career, family or home.

Wabash County is located 45 miles southwest of Fort Wayne. The county’s proximity to major highways and international airports makes it easily accessible for business and residents.

In Wabash, life is all about big amenities in a small-town atmosphere. Wabash is home to the Honeywell Foundation, which was established in 1941 by industrialist Mark C. Honeywell. Today, the Foundation continues Honeywell’s vision to provide social, artistic, recreational, and cultural opportunities for everyone in the region. The Honeywell Foundation operates many quality-of-life assets in Wabash, including the Honeywell Center, the Honeywell House, Eagles Theatre, the James Ford Home, Charley Creek Gardens, and other amenities that provide a chance to experience Wabash’s rich history.

The Wabash County Historical Museum is spectacular, and the new Wabash County YMCA is state-of-the-art. We have white-tablecloth dining at Twenty, in the beautifully restored 30-room boutique hotel—the Charley Creek Inn—and dozens of small retail shops in our vibrant downtown. In 2014, we had 12 new business startups in downtown Wabash alone. The 13-24 Drive In is operated by the Honeywell Foundation, and admission is free for kids 12 and under, thanks to the generous sponsorship of local business INGUARD. The community has great schools, excellent parks, biking trails, recreational opportunities and a well-developed arts community.