Roots on the Square showcases live jazz music
(08/07/11 9:44pm)
Nate Johnson and Jeff Isaacs play as part of the Roots on the Square new weekly live music performances.
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Vision of Trees
(08/07/11 7:23pm)
Artist Calista Yates looks at art with her husband at the "Visions of Trees" exhibit on March 5 at Sublime Design Gallery and Gifts. Yates was one of ten artists to be featured in the exhibit, which was part of the August Gallery Walk.
Vision of Trees
(08/07/11 7:22pm)
Artist Calista Yates looks at art with her husband at the "Visions of Trees" exhibit on March 5 at Sublime Design Gallery and Gifts. Yates was one of ten artists to be featured in the exhibit, which was part of the August Gallery Walk.
Prosecutor rules BPD suspect shooting justified
(08/04/11 2:34am)
After holding his wife hostage Monday and failing to comply with police negotiations, Richard W. North was fatally shot by a member of the Bloomington Police Critical Incident Response Team.
Local artists showcase nature, talent during ‘Visions of Trees’
(08/04/11 12:25am)
'Visions of Trees' will be from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Friday at Sublime Design as a part of the August Gallery Walk.
Ruthie Allen combines paint with musical passion
(08/04/11 12:17am)
Fifteen minutes after Ruthie Allen was to start her Tuesday show at the Venue Fine Arts & Gifts, the singer/songwriter swept into the audience-filled room with guitar in hand.
Hostage Situation
(08/03/11 7:45pm)
Three police officers stand outside of Sunoco at the corner of Rogers Street and Rockport Road on Aug. 1. A few hours earlier, the location was the site of a hostage situation culminating in an armed assailant being shot and killed by the Critical Incident Response Team.
Hostage crime scene
(08/01/11 9:23pm)
Three police officers stand outside of the Sunoco at the corner of Rogers and Rockport at 4:30 p.m. August 1. Police reports say that a hostage situation took place a few hours prior.
Acoustic festival raises money for WFHB public radio
(05/15/11 10:16pm)
WFHB’s fourth annual Acoustic Roots Festival moved from its home at the Story Inn in Brown County to Upland Brewing Company this year.
26th Strawberry Festival raises funds for Boys and Girls Club
(05/15/11 9:35pm)
Volunteers worked in two assembly lines making bowl after bowl of strawberry shortcake. Shortcake, ice cream, strawberries and whipped cream, delivered to a consistent line of about 30 customers.
WFHB Concert
(05/15/11 9:22pm)
The Calumet Reel member Glenn Myers plays at WFHB's Fourth Annual Acoustic Roots Festival Saturday at Upland Brewing Company.
Auction funds future bicycle racks
(05/15/11 9:21pm)
One hundred and seventy-five bikes were auctioned off at the IU Parking Operations’ annual spring auction Saturday. Abandoned, stolen or illegally parked, the bikes are taken from campus every year and resold to IU and Bloomington community members.
Bike Auction
(05/15/11 9:05pm)
Auctioneer Richard Rush holds a bike in front of him Saturday at the IU Parking Operations Bike Auction in the Jordan parking garage.
Threats exist after bin Laden, former congressman says
(05/11/11 11:33pm)
Osama bin Laden’s death does not signal the end of terrorist threats against the U.S., Lee Hamilton, director of the Center on Congress at IU, said at a Bloomington Rotary Club meeting Tuesday.
Judah Friedlander rips audience (in a good way)
(05/08/11 11:28pm)
Judah Friedlander tore it up at the Comedy Attic on Saturday.
Policies require organizations to register for free speech in Dunn Meadow
(12/03/10 6:11am)
In the 1960s, Dunn Meadow was the place where protests could occur with or without notice, said former Dean of Students Richard McKaig. And it still is.
Best new restaurant is 'big' and 'ugly'
(12/02/10 1:01am)
Burger joint dominates appetites all over Bloomington
New Disney classic
(12/02/10 12:24am)
'Tangled' both breaks and conforms to the mold
3 additional anti-Semitic incidents spark anger in community
(11/30/10 9:18pm)
Five incidents of anti-Semitic vandalism on campus have now been reported in the past week.
GLBT legacy lives on in Dunn Meadow with vigils, protests
(11/30/10 5:33am)
Doug Bauder, coordinator of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Student Support Services, has witnessed solemn, celebratory and awareness-raising events from the GLBT community in Dunn Meadow.
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