The Hilltop Garden and Nature Center was abuzz Saturday afternoon as dozens of children and adults made seasonal collages, decorated cookies, painted masks and watched as apples were squeezed into cider.
Pumpkin pie, cookies, apple cider and pumpkin carving workshops will be just a few things on the menu at the Great Pumpkin Party from 3 to 7 p.m. this Friday at Hilltop Garden and Nature Center off 10th Street.
As the average price for a pair of designer jeans or a new pair of Ugg boots continues to skyrocket, it is no wonder many IU students are turning to stores that offer vintage clothing and second-hand apparel to complete their look. Bloomington boasts nearly a dozen thrift stores that sell used clothing, shoes and other attire at affordable prices.
With crowds still trickling in, the first round of competition for the title of Hoosier Guitar Idol began Monday night. The atmosphere was buzzing as more than 20 guitarists took the stage in front of a live audience at Max’s Place in downtown Bloomington.
Many students know the Indiana Memorial Union provides students and professors a variety of activities, but some are unaware of the classes available to both enrolled students and non-students.
As the new year gets underway, a twist on a classic car will help mark a milestone for the Indiana State Police.
A new study shows that younger drivers are involved in more collisions than other age groups. The study, conducted by the National Cooperative Highway Research Program, revealed that in 2006, 25 percent of licensed drivers ages 16 and 17 were involved in collisions.
The 19th Annual Karneval will be held at the German-American Klubhouse this weekend in German Park in Indianapolis. It is one of many Karneval season events hosted by the American German Klub, Indiana German Heritage Society and the Turner Club.
The Farmers’ Market Advisory Council of the City of Bloomington Parks and Recreation Department is still on the lookout for its newest member, who has the opportunity of serving a two-year term with the board.
A new plan that offers increased health care to uninsured adult Hoosiers might end up benefiting all of Indiana, steadily cutting the cost of health care premiums that increase when uninsured patients seek medical treatment.
Solutions by The State News