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‘Ada and the Engine’ Celebrates the First Computer Programmer
More than 175 years ago, the coding concepts that would lead to modern-day computer programming were pioneered by a woman named Ada Lovelace.
Bloomington’s Entrepreneurial Spirit on Display at the Combine
On its surface, the Combine looks like a tech conference. But conference chair Mike Trotzke says it’s really not. “It’s a conference for people who think for a living, people whose main focus is exploring new topics,” he explains.
Bloom’s 14th Annual Holiday Party
A merry time was had by all!
Lee Loves
Old Man Winter is whistling at our keyholes, but Bloomington businesses are amply stocked with items to keep us warm and cozy.
d’Vines – A Wine Experience You Can Taste Before You Buy
Many people don’t know what they are looking for when buying wine. They may choose a wine based on a clever name or an attractive label or by price. And they have absolutely no idea what the wine tastes like until they open the bottle.
Mind · Body · Spirit: It Doesn’t Hurt to Ask
In our family we have a motto: “It doesn’t hurt to ask.” My husband, Greg, insists this is true—the sentiment and the fact that it is our motto.
InBloom: Be Sure to Choose A Fragrant Rose
Old rose varieties, such as alba, gallica, and damask, had wonderfully fragrant blooms but, sadly, bloomed only once. Thanks to David Austin (1926–2018) we have 230 modern hybrid roses that offer intoxicating, old-fashioned rose fragrances and that bloom repeatedly.
Two Productions Honor Legacy of IU’s Ernie Pyle
Although it’s been 75 years since his death during World War II at the Battle of Okinawa, Ernie Pyle’s legacy looms large in Indiana.
We Can Learn a Lot from Babies: IU Research Is Leading the Way (PHOTO GALLERY)
Linda Smith’s research subjects may be pint-size, but the data they’re providing is vast.
Freezefest: New Winter Festival Held January 6-11
Bloomington’s inaugural Freezefest is being held this week at The Mill, 642 N. Madison St.
Wedding Guide
14th Annual Wedding Guide
If you’re planning a wedding and looking for ideas, our behind-the-scenes peek at the nuptials of these four couples offers plenty of inspiration.
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Six Area Artists’ Work Chosen for New Hospital
When the new IU Health Regional Academic Health Center opens next year, works by six area artists will play a role in the healing of all who enter the new hospital.
Black Business Affinity Group Makes Chamber More Diverse
When Erin Predmore, president and CEO of the Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce, attended the city’s 2019 State of the Black Community address last February, she realized that the Chamber lacked a strong connection to Bloomington’s black business community.
New Switchyard Park: It’s Large, Has Lots of Stuff & It’s Eco-Friendly
Officially opened in November, Switchyard Park is the city’s largest park—more than 65 acres. The facilities include an amphitheater, 11,000-square-foot event pavilion, skate park, splash pad, playground, dog park, and community gardens, as well as fitness circuits, electric car-charging stations, and several sports courts.
Lee Loves
Old Man Winter is whistling at our keyholes, but Bloomington businesses are amply stocked with items to keep us warm and cozy.
Year of the Women (COVER STORY)
The Indiana University women's basketball team is talented, hardworking, selfless, gritty, fun-loving, and WINNING.
Globe-Trotting with Brooke Bierhaus: Exotic Food, Teas & Clothes That Can Keep You Warm
Though temperatures may drop, that doesn’t mean outdoor adventures need to stop.
B-town’s Jeff Huntoon—Coach of Championship Teams in Canada
While many of us may be anticipating the approach of the 2020 Summer Olympics, the games mean much more to former Bloomingtonian Jeff Huntoon. For him, those 16 days are the culmination of years of coaching some of Canada’s best track and field athletes.
InBloom: Be Sure to Choose A Fragrant Rose
Old rose varieties, such as alba, gallica, and damask, had wonderfully fragrant blooms but, sadly, bloomed only once. Thanks to David Austin (1926–2018) we have 230 modern hybrid roses that offer intoxicating, old-fashioned rose fragrances and that bloom repeatedly.
Michael Shermis: Connector
Michael Shermis is a connector. As a consultant, he facilitates retreats that help nonprofits connect with their missions.
Firefighter’s Prize-Winning Chili for Sale at Chocolate Moose
During United Way of Monroe County's inaugural Chilly Cook-Off, Neville Vaughan, a battalion chief with the Bloomington Fire Department, took home the People's Choice award for his "Chile De Bomberos" chili.
Wedding Guide
14th Annual Wedding Guide
If you’re planning a wedding and looking for ideas, our behind-the-scenes peek at the nuptials of these four couples offers plenty of inspiration.
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