For many, the pandemic resurfaced regrets. A Bloomington priest, therapist and teacher reflect.
By Hannah Dailey | Apr 21, 2021 8:28 pmVaccines mean a better future. But many of us are still fixated on the past.
Vaccines mean a better future. But many of us are still fixated on the past.
Next season’s events are all expected to happen in person.
Garcia will focus on one recording of children separated from their families crying.
Pizzo will answer questions about the film during “Hoosiers: 35 Years Later”
Lava lamps, eggshell chalk and slime can keep you busy this weekend.
The April walk will feature two new art galleries.
The Pacifica Quartet won for its album “Contemporary Voices.”
The “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” stars will use audience suggestions for sketches.
Flower, herb and vegetable seeds will be available to anyone who drops by.
The nightclub shut down three days after the IDS reached out to the health department for comment.
Local country artist Hank Ruff singles out the saxophonist in his band Feb. 13 at the Bluebird for the audience to applaud. Large in-person gatherings, like the crowd of around 200 people attending Ruff's show, are not advisable per CDC guidelines.
Local country artist Hank Ruff performs for a sold-out crowd at the Bluebird Feb. 13. Ruff frequently reached down to touch the hands of people in the audience.
Local country artist Hank Ruff performs for a sold-out crowd at the Bluebird Feb. 13. Ruff frequently reached down to touch the hands of people in the audience and at one point invited someone from the crowd onstage for a shotgun race.
A sign inside the Bluebird reads "Keep masks on & Social Distance." These signs were placed throughout the venue, but were largely ignored on Feb. 13.
The Bluebird's doors are closed with the lights off after the nightclub was temporarily shut down Feb. 26 to develop a COVID-19 safety plan. Following the shutdown, a new sign reading "STAY AT TABLE NO STANDING" was added to the door.
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