Linoln Ferry Park is located just west of Troy, Indiana on Highway 66.

It's one of the smallest Abe Lincoln historic stops along the Ohio River and unless you're paying close attention, you can drive by it without even realizing it's there.

According to documents, the Lincoln family arrived by Ferry from Kentucky in 1816. It is said that Lincoln walked the woods at this location  It is also said that this is where Lincoln borrowed his first books and acquired his love for reading.

Congratulations to the Heritage Hills Marching Patriots, who earned a berth at this weekend's state marching band competition.

A strong performance at semi-state was just the ticket.  Now, they're one of just seven teams from the 14 News viewing area that will perform at Lucas Oil Stadium on Saturday.

The Patriots are scheduled to play the big stage in Indy at 6:14 p.m., competing in Class C. 

Good luck!

Lincoln-era ball gowns and stovepipe hats can be spotted at the historic Spencer County Courthouse later this month as the Friends of Lincoln Pioneer Village & Museum host the fourth annual Civil War Ball.