For the past decade, multiple stakeholders have been seeding Bloomington with infrastructure, venture capital, accelerator programs, and more in an effort to attract and retain high-tech companies. Now those efforts are paying off.
Read MoreBY PETER DORFMAN November 11 will mark a homecoming for a Bloomington music icon when the Buskirk-Chumley Theater hosts “An Evening With Kenny Aronoff.” The one-man show is part performance and part meditation on personal and...
Read MoreWe at Bloom love photography, and over the past 10 years, we’ve published more than 6,000 images, most taken by local photographers. We know that you, our readers, also appreciate good photography — you tell us so when we meet...
Read MoreBY CARMEN SIERING WITH BARB BERGGOETZ & ELISABETH ANDREWS, ILLUSTRATIONS BY MIKE CAGLE It’s a wonderful town. It was no easy task honing down the wonders of this amazing town to a mere 100. But that was our mission way back...
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BY MIKE LEONARD Lynn Coyne can pinpoint a transformational day in his life in the summer of 1958....
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BY CARMEN SIERING Anke Birkenmaier, who was named director of the Indiana University Center for...
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BY BARB BERGGOETZ As the public face of new Mayor John Hamilton’s administration, Mary Catherine...
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BY JEREMY SHERE Growing up in Thomson, Georgia, in the 1960s, Kenneth L. Roberson had dreams of...
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BY CARMEN SIERING Oscar Gonzalez is the unit director for the Ellettsville branch of the Boys...
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BY JENNIFER LEONARD When Melanie Ann Turner first heard about the Threshold Choir from Janiece...
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BY JEREMY SHERE April 8–16, Ivy Tech Community College–Bloomington will stage a student production...
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BY CARMEN SIERING For 50 years, the Bloomington Human Rights Commission (BHRC) has been advising...
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