Solar eclipse could mean big tourism for Wabash Valley
A complete solar eclipse in April 2024 could mean big tourism for the Wabash Valley. Renee Henry, director of education at the Terre Haute Children...
A complete solar eclipse in April 2024 could mean big tourism for the Wabash Valley. Renee Henry, director of education at the Terre Haute Children's Museum, on Tuesday told the Vigo County Tourism Commission of efforts of other Indiana cities to promote a total solar eclipse. Here, the complete solar eclipse will take place for about three minutes, approximately 3:04 p.m. to 3:07 p.m. April 8, 2024. 'We have a task force that has been working on this for the past six months,' Henry said. 'This is a huge thing.