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Hoosier Hills Food Bank to participate in annual food drive May 11, weeks after crash in warehouse

By Grace Romine · Wednesday, May 8 12:26 p.m.

Hoosier Hills Food Bank is seeking donations to recover lost goods.

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As students pack up to leave for the summer, local businesses anticipate a slower economy

By Grace Romine · Wednesday, May 1 9:50 a.m.

Even with students leaving Bloomington, other programs bring visitors to the city over the summer.

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National Small Business Week began Sunday

By Grace Romine · Monday, April 29 3:26 p.m.

Even with students leaving Bloomington, other programs bring visitors to the city over the summer.

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Bloomington Plan Commission approves new student housing development in North Walnut area

By Jonathan Frey · Friday, April 26 12 a.m.

The development of the nearly six-acre site will also require the demolition of more than 20 single-family or multi-family units.

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CVS on College Mall Road to close in May

By Ryan Murphy · Wednesday, April 10 5:51 p.m.

Prescriptions will be automatically transferred to the nearby 24-hour CVS location on East Third.

Student-owned clothing brand promotes learning difficulty awareness among IU and beyond

By Grace Romine · Saturday, April 6 4:37 p.m.

Twice Exceptional will host its first pop-up April 7-8.

Permanent jewelry store 'Missing Link Jewelry' opens in Fountain Square Mall

By Grace Romine · Wednesday, April 3 1:20 p.m.

Shop-owner Amanda McPike offers services for all clients and personal styles.

Local economic experts, businesses share plans for eclipse

By Christina Avery · Sunday, March 31 11:52 a.m.

Bloomington experts say the total eclipse on April 8 could bring 300,000 visitors.

Pharmaceutical company Catalent, which has a Bloomington plant, to be acquired by Novo Holdings

By Grace Romine · Wednesday, Feb. 7 4:54 p.m.

Novo Nordisk plans to expand the sale of weight loss drug Wegovy in the United States.

Residents concerned about ‘city within a city’ Summit District proposal in southwest Bloomington

By Mia Hilkowitz · Thursday, Feb. 1 3:18 p.m.

The proposed development could house around 10,000 residents.

Bloomington-based Toremac LLC fined for violating Fair Labor Standards Act

By Grace Romine · Thursday, Feb. 1 11:35 a.m.

Toremac LLC owns restaurants including Papi Chulo’s Cantina, La Una Cantina and El Ranchero.

Vendor application for 2024 Bloomington farmers’ market is open until Feb. 21

By Grace Romine · Tuesday, Jan. 30 11:41 a.m.

The Bloomington Community Farmers’ Market is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2024.

Pipe break causes brief closures at Dunkirk Square

By Tyler Spence · Monday, Jan. 22 6:57 p.m.

All affected businesses aim to reopen by Tuesday.

Student-led yard sale club BYOB hosts first event of the spring semester Jan. 21

By Grace Romine · Sunday, Jan. 21 8:16 p.m.

“Bring Your Own Business” is the first and only yard sale club at IU.

IU alum works to provide anti-oppression services to organizations of all sizes

By Grace Romine · Monday, Jan. 15 6:23 p.m.

Business owned by IU alumna Maqubè Reese aims to create safe, inclusive environments.

Switchyard Pizza Kitchen and Brewing closes Sunday

By Grace Romine · Sunday, Jan. 14 5:03 p.m.

The Bloomington restaurant was active in the community since opening in 2018.

Experts weigh benefits, pitfalls of Biden’s executive order tackling AI risks

By Arnaav Anand · Friday, Nov. 17,2023 2:03 p.m.

The executive order aims to deal with AI’s potential risks

City of Bloomington launches voucher program for E-bikes

By Andrew Miller · Saturday, Nov. 11,2023 12:49 p.m.

The vouchers will range between $500 and $1000.

Canadian Solar to build $800 million solar facility in Southeast Indiana

By Andrew Miller · Tuesday, Nov. 7,2023 12:46 p.m.

The project will bring around 1,200 jobs to the area.

Bloomington Community Orchard to host 15th annual Ciderfest

By Caroline Geib · Thursday, Oct. 19,2023 5:51 p.m.

The Bloomington Community Orchard is an all-volunteer nonprofit which focuses on growing fruit trees.

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Business & Economy

Hoosier Hills Food Bank to participate in annual food drive May 11, weeks after crash in warehouse

As students pack up to leave for the summer, local businesses anticipate a slower economy

National Small Business Week began Sunday

Bloomington Plan Commission approves new student housing development in North Walnut area

CVS on College Mall Road to close in May

Student-owned clothing brand promotes learning difficulty awareness among IU and beyond

Permanent jewelry store 'Missing Link Jewelry' opens in Fountain Square Mall

Local economic experts, businesses share plans for eclipse

Pharmaceutical company Catalent, which has a Bloomington plant, to be acquired by Novo Holdings

Residents concerned about ‘city within a city’ Summit District proposal in southwest Bloomington

Bloomington-based Toremac LLC fined for violating Fair Labor Standards Act

Vendor application for 2024 Bloomington farmers’ market is open until Feb. 21

Pipe break causes brief closures at Dunkirk Square

Student-led yard sale club BYOB hosts first event of the spring semester Jan. 21

IU alum works to provide anti-oppression services to organizations of all sizes

Switchyard Pizza Kitchen and Brewing closes Sunday

Experts weigh benefits, pitfalls of Biden’s executive order tackling AI risks

City of Bloomington launches voucher program for E-bikes

Canadian Solar to build $800 million solar facility in Southeast Indiana

Bloomington Community Orchard to host 15th annual Ciderfest

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