With free primary care and coworking space, Crawfordsville, IN has remote workers set up to succeed.

Today, Crawfordsville continues to amaze with its innovative roots and collaborative approach to place building. In fact, many of its amenities and programs are those usually seen in much larger communities.

In 2015, Crawfordsville became an Indiana Stellar Communities designee, a statewide program which provides resources to communities for transformational quality of place initiatives. As a designee, Crawfordsville leveraged millions of dollars to invest in--and complete--a number of very successful projects. These included a city-wide bike/pedestrian trail system linking the Wabash College campus to downtown, Pike Place an outside events venue and park, and the City's cornerstone project--Fusion 54. This multi-story facility houses a synergistic collaboration of growth entities such as the Fusion 54 Center, - an entrepreneurship support organization and coworking location, Wabash College's Center for Innovation, Crawfordsville Economic Development, and Volunteer 54.  

Another unique project currently underway is the repurposing of a historical landmark in the heart of downtown known as the Ben Hur Building. When complete it will house a boutique hotel, restaurant, and penthouse apartments.

Understanding the dynamics of the housing market, the City has taken proactive steps to affect change in this sector by working in partnership with residential developers to create the diversity of housing inventory required to attract young millennials, young professionals with children, and active seniors. As a 10GB location, Crawfordsville's fiber infrastructure can support the technology needs of remote workers and e-learners alike, and when combined with an average cost-per-square-foot of $100 and a median selling price of $149,000 for a single-family residence, makes Crawfordsville a highly desirable location. In addition to fast internet and affordable housing, Crawfordsville knows that finding primary care is a top priority for remote workers looking to move. Crawfordsville has you covered by providing one year of primary care at the Crawfordsville Chamber Health Clinic so you know you'll have access to quality care.

Crawfordsville has leveraged millions of dollars to invest in--and complete--a number of very successful projects. These included a city-wide bike/pedestrian trail system linking the Wabash College campus to downtown, Pike Place an outside events venue and park, and the City's cornerstone project--Fusion 54. This multi-story facility houses a synergistic collaboration of growth entities such as the Fusion 54 Center, - an entrepreneurship support organization and coworking location, Wabash College's Center for Innovation, Crawfordsville Economic Development, and Volunteer 54.

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Residents enjoy a city-wide bike/pedestrian trail system linking the Wabash College campus to downtown, Pike Place an outside events venue and park, and the City's cornerstone project--Fusion 54. This multi-story facility houses a synergistic collaboration of growth entities such as the Fusion 54 Center, - an entrepreneurship support organization and coworking location, Wabash College's Center for Innovation, Crawfordsville Economic Development, and Volunteer 54.

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1-year free membership to Fusion 54 Co-Working Space and half-price second year.

1-year of primary care at the Chamber Health Clinic

Annual Crawfordsville Community Center Pass

Community Welcome Dinner with the Mayor & business community

1-year Social Membership to Crawfordsville Country Club

“I sometimes jokingly refer to my neighborhood as Pleasantville because everyone is just so nice.”

Leann Parrish

Crawfordsville, IN

“A must do event is the Strawberry Festival. I call it the annual family reunion for the city of Crawfordsville because lots of families come back.”

Dale Petrie

Exciting ribbon cutting for our new restaurant Blue Cactus Tacos & Tequila Bar! Beautiful atmosphere and delicious food!

1624 Crawfordsville Square Drive, Crawfordsville, IN, USA

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1st community event of the year at Pike Place! De Nosotros Para Nosotros was a cultural festival hosted by the students of Wabash College. 

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Almost time for the 128th annual Wabash College & DePauw University Monon Bell Classic football game! Can't wait to watch this great rivalry take place this year...and remember, Wabash Always Fights! 

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So many local children are learning to swim thanks to Wabash College Swimming & Diving hosting lessons! 

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Perry County, Indiana is a unique and special place, known for its rich natural resources and strong sense of community. Located in the southern part of the state, the county boasts the Hoosier National Forest, which covers over 200,000 acres and provides a variety of recreational activities, including hiking, camping, fishing, and hunting. The county is also home to several rivers, including the Ohio River, which provides opportunities for boating and fishing. In addition, the county is rich in coal and limestone, which have been important resources for the county's economy throughout its history.

One of the things that makes Perry County special is the strong sense of community that exists here. The county is home to several small towns and communities, each with its own unique history and culture. Tell City is the largest city and the county seat, and is known for its historic architecture and vibrant downtown. Other notable communities in the county include Troy, Leopold, and Rome. Each of these towns has its own unique history and culture, and many residents take pride in the traditions and customs of their community.

Perry county is home to a variety of local businesses that reflect the county's unique blend of history and modernity. For instance, it has a brewery that serves locally sourced ingredients, a traditional butcher shop, or an artisanal chocolate store. The county also has several farmers' markets where local farmers and vendors sell fresh, locally grown produce and other products.

This program is sponsored by the Perry County Development Corporation with support from the Indiana Economic Development Corporation.

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Located in the southern part of the state, the county boasts the Hoosier National Forest, which covers over 200,000 acres and provides a variety of recreational activities, including hiking, camping, fishing, and hunting. The county is also home to several rivers, including the Ohio River, which provides opportunities for boating and fishing. In addition, the county is rich in coal and limestone, which have been important resources for the county's economy throughout its history.

Tell City

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3 months of PSC Fiber Broadband Internet and a waived installation fee

1 year membership to Everbody's Fun and Fitness Gym

1 month free for each family member at New Directions Fitness Center

Himalayan Salt Relaxation Session at The Salt Room

1 night stay, wine tasting, and charcuterie board at Blue Herron Winery

1 night stay, wine tasting, and a pair of hydromassages at Bottom of the Barrel Winery

Free Fireplace Upgrade with New Home Construction

Floyd County, IN, is located in the southern part of the state, just across the Ohio River from Louisville, KY. Floyd County is known for having quality schools and a good housing market. The New Albany-Floyd County Consolidated School Corporation is highly regarded for its academic excellence and has received numerous awards and accolades. Additionally, the area has a number of private schools, providing families with a range of options.


For remote workers, Floyd County offers a number of amenities and services, including high-speed internet, a variety of co-working spaces and coffee shops, and access to Louisville's international airport. The area also has a number of parks and green spaces, providing a peaceful escape from the demands of work and a chance to connect with nature.


In terms of education, the area is home to a number of quality schools, both public and private, and is home to Indiana University Southeast, a regional campus of Indiana University. The area also has a strong healthcare sector, providing residents with quality medical care close to home.


Overall, Floyd County has unique and welcoming communities that offer a vibrant and diverse lifestyle, surrounded by natural beauty and friendly people. Whether you're seeking a change of pace or simply a new home, Floyd County has great options for remote workers looking for an urban, suburban, or rural lifestyle in a smaller city setting.

*5 Year Dual Co-Working Space Memberships to 

Novaparke Innovation and Technology Campus

This program is sponsored by the Floyd County Department of Redevelopment with support from the Indiana Economic Development Corporation.

Floyd County, IN, is located in the southern part of the state, just across the Ohio River from Louisville, KY. Floyd County is known for having quality schools and a good housing market. The New Albany-Floyd County Consolidated School Corporation is highly regarded for its academic excellence and has received numerous awards and accolades.

New Albany

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5 Year Dual Co-Working Space Memberships to The Root and Novaparke Innovation and Technology Campus*

$5,000 Longevity Bonus OR $5,000 Business Start-Up Grant

Moving is hard, but Noblesville has put together a program to make your move easier and get you connected to the community.  Here's the inside scoop on our favorite parts of the program:

 The COhatch in Noblesville is a community-focused co-working space conveniently located in the heart of Hamilton Town Center. Founded in 2018, the workspace offers shared desks, private offices, meeting rooms, state-of-the-art amenities (we put the podcasting room to work!), live events and much more. It’s a popular destination for Indy-area remote workers, entrepreneurs and freelancers who are looking to network and collaborate.

Ruoff Music Center VIP Concert Experience: 

Noblesville is home to Ruoff Music Center, Indiana’s largest outdoor concert venue. Ruoff (affectionately called “Deer Creek” by 35yo+ locals) attracts some of the country’s biggest names and provides an unforgettable experience for music lovers.

 Mayor Chris Jensen is excited to meet MakeMyMovers and officially welcome you to Noblesville. Come prepared with questions, ideas and requests to accelerate your connection to the community - he sincerely wants to help!

This program is sponsored by the City of Noblesville and the Noblesville Chamber of Commerce with support from the Indiana Economic Development Corporation.

Noblesville is a thriving Indiana community rich with history and an eclectic mix of entertainment. Historic Noblesville Square in the heart of downtown is a part of the Noblesville Cultural Arts District, where one can experience an array of local eateries and boutique shops. Noblesville also has a large music presence including an outdoor amphitheater that hosts some of the biggest music acts in the world.

Noblesville

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1 year membership to COhatch Noblesville Coworking Space

1 year membership to the Noblesville Chamber of Commerce

1 year membership to Conner Prairie, a Smithsonian affiliate and one of the most visited outdoor museums in the country

Ruoff Music Center VIP Concert Experience

1 Season Pass for Unlimited Play at 2 Golf Courses

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