<p>He (or she) will NOT be turning the clock forward tonight!!! :)</p>
<p>That small part of Indiana remains on eastern standard time all year. They do not move their clocks!! Where else in the U.S. do they not observe daylight savings time? I know they do not change the clocks in Japan.</p>
<p>Arizona does not change the clocks, except in one Indian reservation. We vacationed there a few years ago right after the clocks changed, and we didn’t know and were confused. I found this on the Internet about it:</p>
<p>Arizona does not observe Daylight Saving Time. This means that in Arizona we never change our clocks like most of the rest of the country does. On the last Sunday in October, when everyone else “falls back” or sets their clock back one hour, we do not. From that last Sunday in October to the first Sunday in April, we are one hour ahead of those states on Pacific Time, like California and Nevada; one hour behind states in the Central Time zone, such as Texas and Illinois; and only two hours behind those states on Eastern Time, such as New York and Florida. </p>
<p>The only exception in Arizona is the Navajo Nation, in northeastern Arizona, which does observe Daylight Saving Time.</p>
<p>While we’re on the subject, if your kid goes to Earlham or may go to Earlham or if you know anything about that college, please post. I am interested in finding out info on it for my S, who may apply next year.</p>
<p>Hawaii doesn’t do Daylight Savings Time. Why would only parts of Indiana not follow the rest of the state? Is there some religious reason behind it?</p>
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