A red Peterbilt tow truck with a Make-A-Wish banner leads a line of big rigs down a rural Indiana highway during the Southern Indiana Truck Convoy.

Southern Indiana Truck Convoy Rolls Into the Ripley County Fairgrounds

The Southern Indiana Truck Convoy is hosting its fifth annual convoy at the Ripley County Fairgrounds in Osgood, Indiana on Saturday, Aug. 1.

With nearly 100 trucks entered this year, the convoy is bigger and better than ever, and there is room for more! Sign up to participate in the convoy here. Trophies will be awarded to the oldest truck, oldest working truck, driver who traveled the farthest, and company with the most trucks.

The event is free to attend, but donations are encouraged to benefit Make-A-Wish Ohio, Kentucky & Indiana.

Who: Southern Indiana Truck Convoy

What: Close to 100 trucks will ride together through Ripley County, escorted by the Indiana DOT. The first three trucks and caboose will be auctioned off live at the fairgrounds, with proceeds benefiting Make-A-Wish Ohio, Kentucky & Indiana. The fairgrounds will also be home to a silent auction, live music, food trucks, crafters, artisans, and kids activities. There is no setup fee for vendors and no cost to attend for visitors; donations are encouraged.

When: Saturday, Aug. 1. Gates open at 8 a.m. and staging begins for participating trucks. The convoy releases at 1 p.m. for the 27-mile ride through the county before returning to the fairgrounds for the live auction.

Where: Ripley County Fairgrounds, 424 W. Cravens St., Osgood, Indiana

For more information, follow Southern Indiana Truck Convoy on Facebook, visit sitconvoy.org, or call event organizer Alfred Sellers at (812) 621-3066.

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The fifth annual convoy is Saturday, Aug. 1, 2026, at the Ripley County Fairgrounds, 424 W. Cravens St., Osgood, Indiana. Gates open at 8 a.m. with staging for participating trucks, and the convoy releases at 1 p.m. for a 27-mile ride through the county before returning to the fairgrounds for the live auction. The event is free to attend.
Cheyne Reiter

Cheyne Reiter

Originally from small-town Iowa and a Hawkeye at heart, Cheyne has proudly called Indiana home for nearly a decade. Following 12 years of media relations, communications, and broadcasting duties in minor league baseball, Cheyne joined Get Indiana as content manager to write weekly Get Indiana, Get INvolved, and Small Town Breakdown newsletters, blog posts covering everything from travel guides and small towns to Indiana sports, and scriptwriting for social content.

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