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New Cardinal Initiative Works to Increase Diversity of Plays
In an ongoing effort to be more inclusive, welcoming, and representative of the Bloomington community, Cardinal Stage has introduced the Diversity and Inclusion Initiative. The program is part of Cardinal’s five-year plan that was established in 2018.
Money Matters: Take Sensible Steps to Start a Small Business
This is Part 1 of a series about starting a business.
Facts About the 2020 Census: Be Counted. It’s Important!
Mandated by the Constitution and conducted every 10 years since 1790, the census helps determine political districts at the federal, state, and local levels, and is used to distribute federal dollars for roads, schools, hospitals, and other public resources.
A Tivoli Fashion Shoot Leads to Modeling Career
Melanie Surian Pickett and Cheryl Nichoalds met 10 years ago when Pickett was shopping at Nichoalds’ store, Tivoli Fashions, in downtown Bloomington.
One World Catering: The Focus Is on Fresh
Chef Corbin Morwick was honing his culinary craft in Boston when One World Catering owners Jeff Mease and Lennie Busch hired him as their first and only executive chef 11 years ago.
Stride Coalition to Open Crisis Diversion Center
Working behind the scenes for two years, a group with more than 40 public, private, and nonprofit organizations represented has been quietly mapping out the community resources available for those with substance abuse disorders, working to identify service gaps, and looking for solutions to the problems faced by people in crisis.
Hospice Offers Compassionate End of Life Care for Patients & Families
In the summer of 2018, nurses at the IU Health Bloomington Hospital Hospice House rolled a patient outside in his hospital bed. A horse that had been a part of his family for years awaited him, brought to the facility in a trailer. Nurses put feed in the patient’s hand, allowing the horse and his dying owner to connect one final time.
Doug Bauder: LGBTQ+ Educator
Following his retirement at the end of 2019, Doug Bauder, founding director of the Indiana University LGBTQ+ Culture Center, is ready to start work on a book reflecting on that experience.
The Excel Center: Free High School For Grown-Ups
The Goodwill Education Initiatives, a nonprofit created by Goodwill of Central & Southern Indiana, opened its first tuition-free high school for adults, The Excel Center, in 2010.
Bloomington Neighborhood Organizes Teddy Bear Hunt
Bloomingtonians living in the Elm Heights neighborhood have started a teddy bear hunt.
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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New Cardinal Initiative Works to Increase Diversity of Plays
In an ongoing effort to be more inclusive, welcoming, and representative of the Bloomington community, Cardinal Stage has introduced the Diversity and Inclusion Initiative. The program is part of Cardinal’s five-year plan that was established in 2018.
Money Matters: Take Sensible Steps to Start a Small Business
This is Part 1 of a series about starting a business.
The Pipsqueakery Needs Bigger Space to Save More Small Lives (PHOTO GALLERY)
Alex Hernly and Jason Minsterketter are co-founders of The Pipsqueakery, a small-animal rescue that saves more than 400 rodent and rabbit lives each year. But before they married, the couple didn’t even consider themselves “animal people.”
Mainstream Boutique: Styles for Mother, Daughter & Grandma, Too!
Mainstream Boutique has a multigenerational approach, and owner Cathleen Jackson and her staff work on personally styling each woman who walks through the door.
Year of the Women (COVER STORY)
The Indiana University women's basketball team is talented, hardworking, selfless, gritty, fun-loving, and WINNING.
One World Catering: The Focus Is on Fresh
Chef Corbin Morwick was honing his culinary craft in Boston when One World Catering owners Jeff Mease and Lennie Busch hired him as their first and only executive chef 11 years ago.
IU Researcher Creates Health App To Aid Those on Autism Spectrum
Limited research shows that, due to sedentary lifestyles, health disorders such as Type 2 diabetes, obesity, and hypertension are prevalent in those who experience autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
Hospice Offers Compassionate End of Life Care for Patients & Families
In the summer of 2018, nurses at the IU Health Bloomington Hospital Hospice House rolled a patient outside in his hospital bed. A horse that had been a part of his family for years awaited him, brought to the facility in a trailer. Nurses put feed in the patient’s hand, allowing the horse and his dying owner to connect one final time.
Cardinal Stage Cancels Rest of 2019-20 Season
Bloomington professional theater organization Cardinal Stage announced today that it is canceling the remainder of its 2019–20 season as a result of the COVID-19 (novel coronavirus) pandemic.
Look for ‘Bloom’ in Your Mailbox
The April/May issue of Bloom is coming out on schedule, just as it has for the past 14 years.
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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