Community Kitchen provides summer meals
Everyday this summer, volunteers from the Community Kitchen of Monroe County are distributing around 300 meals to children from low-income families through their summer food service program.
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Everyday this summer, volunteers from the Community Kitchen of Monroe County are distributing around 300 meals to children from low-income families through their summer food service program.
Bloomington city officials are currently working to designate the area surrounding the Monroe County Courthouse as a local historic district.
Last week the Bloomington Economic Development Corporation announced its new B-Start pre-accelerator program, which will help guide IU students through the process of starting a business.
A man named Eric sat in a crowded coffee shop near Times Square. He wore shorts and an Irish Lion T-shirt. He kept one of his freshly manicured hands hidden under the table, resting on his newly waxed legs. The other hand gripped a cup of coffee.
Elaine Guinn sits outside of New Hope Family shelter, where she is the Executive Director, with her father, Logan Guinn.
Last month, Elaine Guinn needed to vent.
The parking lot of the Bloomington Harley-Davidson was filled with bikers wearing leather vests each decorated with a yellow and red skull.
The 33rd annual Taste of Bloomington will take place Saturday. The event, a Bloomington summer favorite, will feature nearly 50 local restaurants and 15 live bands on three different stages.
Lauren Mnayarji didn’t always want to be a beauty queen.
Refugee is not a word that comes to mind when looking at La Ehr.
Merrill and Madalyn Maxwell sit in their new living room looking over photos of their house that was demolished to make way for I-69.
On a chalkboard in the home she had lived in for 50 years, Madalyn Maxwell had written, “Praise the Lord. Enjoy the journey.”
Sitting in front of the crowd gathered at Wednesday night’s impromptu District 6 city council forum, Erin Marshall, posed two questions to the Bloomington community:
Next year, Indiana will celebrate its 200th birthday. Though many people will mark the occasion by reminiscing on the state’s history, former Congressman Lee Hamilton, D-Bloomington, and Indiana Lieutenant Governor Sue Ellspermann will be looking to the state’s future.
Money is tight in the public school system. After funding educational necessities, schools often don’t have the cash for any additional supplies. Wanting to make learning more exciting, many teachers end up going the extra mile and purchasing the extra equipment with money from their own paychecks.
Kim Clark selects plants to take home at the annual "Sustaining Nature And Your Land Day" event. The event was held Saturday at the Harmony School.
Kim Clark selects plants to take home at the annual "Sustaining Nature And Your Land Day" event. The event was held Saturday at the Harmony School.
By Annie Garau
The spread of invasive species isn’t only bad for the environment - it’s bad for your wallet.
Sharon Fullingham sometimes worries that future generations won’t be able to carry on the art form of hand carving limestone.