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Orange County, situated in southern Indiana, was a mostly undeveloped and scarcely inhabited area when Indiana became a state in Trails known as "buffalo roads," were believed to have been cut through the dense forests by herds of bison seeking salt. These trails became known for their direct route from the Ohio River to the Wabash River and were used by hunters, missionaries, and settlers passing through the area. In they made their colony near the salt licks that the buffalo were so drawn to.

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Further information on this record can be found at its source. This project is made possible by a grant from the U. Collection Order. The operation was a success because of the popularity of health spas at the time and rail transportation to the site.

Submitted photo. For years, Tim Wright has contemplated writing a book about the basketball team of his youth. Wright, who is better known as part of the The Wright Brothers band, was a first-grader when Springs Valley High School reached the state high schools boys state semifinals in its first season as a consolidated school. Timothy Wright. Wright will appear with team members at a book signing from noon to 4 p.