The final four sandwiches in Indiana Office Tourism Development's Super 46 Sandwich promotion have been determined with the Schnitzelbank Bratwurst still in the hunt for national glory.

The Super 46 Sandwich promotion was launched by the Indiana Office of Tourism Development, the Indianapolis Super Bowl Host Committee and the publishers of Indianapolis Monthly, to showcase Indiana foods and restaurants to Super Bowl visitors. Since voting began on Jan. 3 for the Super 46 Sandwiches, 199,548 votes have been cast.

The remaining restaurants in the promotion include: Triple XXX Family Restaurant in West Lafayette, Rock Cola 50s Café in Indianapolis, Papa Roux in Indianapolis and Schnitzelbank in Jasper. The contest began with 46 sandwiches with eight from restaurants located outside of central Indiana.

A new 22-minute video has been produced to promote Pike County as a good place to visit, raise a family or create a business.

The video, produced by Pike County native and professional filmmaker Brick Briscoe, hails the county’s quality of life, its educational system and natural resources.

Several local residents and community officials are interviewed. 

The Dubois County Sportsman’s Club has donated 100 deer to area food banks this year.  The Hunters for the Hungry program provides the venison to help feed families who need some assistance. The processed deer meat was donated to the Community Food Bank in Jasper and Shared Abundance in Huntingburg. The Hunters for the Hungry Program encourages Deer hunters to donate deer from their hunts to the program. Kuntz says that bow and crossbow season continues through January 2.