Report indicates suicide rates have risen in Ind.
(10/10/13 6:31pm)
Suicide is the second leading cause of death among Indiana residents ages 15 to 54.
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New Chik-Fil-A hosts overnight event at College Mall
(08/29/13 2:25am)
College Mall's new Chik-Fil-A had close to a hundred people in its parking lot from 6 a.m. Aug. 28 until the following morning. Campers were rewarded with a year's worth of free Chik-Fil-A coupons.
Flavors of Fourth Street festival features good eats, entertainment
(08/25/13 10:28pm)
A variety of dancers and musicians performed at the Fourth Street festival Aug. 24. Food was provided by local restaurants.
Monroe County Public Library hosts children's garden event
(08/20/13 11:50pm)
'A Taste of the Garden' gave local kids the opportunity to taste herbs and vegetables grown in a children's garden located at the Monroe County Public Library.
Public pool welcomes dogs
(07/24/13 11:16pm)
Bloomington Parks and Recreation Department’s Drool in the Pool event will be from 5 to 8 p.m. Aug. 14 and 15 in partnership with White River Co-op.
Paynetown does the time warp again
(07/10/13 11:42pm)
Paynetown State Recreation Area at Monroe Lake will transform the present into the past July 12-14 during the lake’s annual Heritage Days.
July Fourth activities for Bloomington residents
(07/01/13 12:01am)
As Bloomington residents prepare for their July Fourth activities, the traditional fireworks display will not be take place at the Monroe County Fairgrounds this year.
City announces incentives for sustainability
(06/09/13 9:42pm)
The City of Bloomington’s Department of Economic and Sustainable Development has announced that it will accept applications for its Sustainability Partnership Grant Program. Deadline is July 1.
Monroe County Library hosts genealogy class
(06/05/13 10:38pm)
On Monday, June 12, the Monroe County Public Library’s Bloomington branch will host a discussion-based class entitled “Finding Female Ancestors” the genealogy of women.
Local pool opens Saturday
(05/22/13 11:26pm)
Bryan Park Pool, which is located south of campus on Woodlawn Avenue, will open on May 25 and run through September 2. It will be open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily.
Speaker promotes peace in Syria
(05/19/13 11:04pm)
On Monday, May 20 at 7 p.m. Shadi Alkattan will give a presentation on the prospect for peace in war-torn Syria sponsored by the Bloomington Peace Action Coalition.
Hoosier Hills Food Bank partners with postal service to Stamp Out Hunger
(05/09/13 12:18am)
Hoosier Hills Food Bank will be collecting food for their largest food drive of the year on Saturday, May 11. Stamp Out Hunger is sponsored annually by the Hoosier Hills Food Bank as well as the National Association of Letter Carriers Branch 828.
City and county team up for historic preservation
(05/06/13 3:29am)
The City of Bloomington Historic Preservation Commission and the Monroe County Historic Preservation Board of Review are partnering up to celebrate Historic Preservation Month.
City promotes the welfare of animals
(05/06/13 3:19am)
Mayor Mark Kruzan announced Bloomington will be recognizing Be Kind to Animals Week starting Sunday, along with the American Humane Association which has celebrated it every year since 1915.
Stoops honors Bloomington’s Tibetan high lama
(05/02/13 7:59pm)
Rinpoche, the director of Bloomington’s Tibetan Mongolian Buddhist Cultural Center and Kumbum Chimtse Ling Temple, was the first Tibetan lama to lead prayer on the Senate floor before commencing business.
Local office awarded ‘General’s Cup’
(04/23/13 2:48am)
Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller awarded the Attorney General’s Cup on Monday to the Steven Douglas Law Office, recognizing its contributions to the March Against Hunger food drive.
Kids learn about Earth Day at MCPL
(04/22/13 1:12am)
The Monroe County Public Library held an event for children to help the community celebrate Earth Day.
IU students recount Boston blasts
(04/15/13 9:11pm)
In the race’s fifth hour, multiple explosions near the finish line at Monday’s Boston Marathon killed at least three and injured dozens.
Farmers’ market opens, doubles worth of SNAP
(04/08/13 1:04am)
Because of a $20,000 grant from a private foundation, the market is offering to double the worth of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program food stamps when exchanged for Market Bucks.
Knight to sign new book in Bloomington
(04/04/13 2:17am)
Bob Knight will make a long-awaited return to Bloomington next week to sign his new book, "The Power of Negative Thinking."
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