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Although Baked! of Bloomington temporarily closed for business last week due to health concerns related to the coronavirus, fans of the shop will still be able to get fresh cookies while in quarantine. Pizza X announced in a statement on its website that starting Monday, the store would be adopting Baked! for the next couple months and adding cookies to its menu.
In addition to the fears surrounding the global pandemic, Americans face an economy that continues to decline.
The owner of Bloomington restaurant Indian Palace died unexpectedly of a heart attack on April 6. Community members have so far donated $1,495 to a GoFundMe created Wednesday to support the owner’s family.
Pizza X hourly employees will receive a 75% pay raise as of April 8 until the end of June, Jeff Mease, the co-owner of the restaurant, said in a Facebook post. This also includes staff that does prep work for Pizza X, such as making the dough, in the restaurant’s commissary kitchen.
Since the application for Bloomington’s Rapid Response Fund opened last week, more than 36 businesses, organizations and nonprofits have completed it and another 138 are working on applications, city spokesperson Yaёl Ksander said Thursday.
Cook Medical Group announced Monday it will cut the hours of salaried workers for the next three months due to changes in demand for medical products, according to an email from communications manager Marsha Lovejoy.
Economic difficulties caused by the COVID-19 pandemic will be especially hard on small businesses and the hospitality industry, IU experts said.
The Bloomington City Council approved using funds from the Food and Beverage Tax Fund to help alleviate some financial effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on local businesses Tuesday. The appropriation was passed 9-0.
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With the spread of COVID-19 and a stay-at-home order in Indiana, those who run the Bloomington Community Farmers’ Market had to get creative about how vendors can sell their products.
A Bloomington Airbnb host is renting out seven bedrooms for free to medical staff members who live with immunocompromised people during the coronavirus pandemic.
Gov. Eric Holcomb, state health officials and other leaders discussed Indiana’s response to the novel coronavirus at a press conference Monday.
La Una Cantina opened its doors Tuesday for the first time.
Restaurants and businesses have been opening in Bloomington faster than people can keep track. It’s even hard for the Chamber of Commerce to keep track of all the places opening around the city.
IU alumnus Bob Chapek was named the CEO of Disney after former CEO Bob Iger stepped down Tuesday. Iger will remain the company’s executive chairman through December 2021, according to a Walt Disney Company press release.
Papa John’s founder and former CEO John Schnatter vowed there would be a “day of reckoning” after leaving the company in response to reports he used a racial slur during a conference call.
This story has been updated at 3:06 p.m. Feb. 16
Discussions about the cost of towing led to shouting from towing company owners and attempts to cut off council members mid-sentence Wednesday night, with the meeting lasting more than three hours.
Bloomington’s Trailhead Pizzeria reopened in late January, nearly five months after a driver veered off a curve on State Road 446 and smashed through the front of the family-owned restaurant.
Safety Escort has been an official IU service since 1994. The staff is working on changes to help make it better for students.
