Bloom Archives
Category: Local News
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Second Annual Freezefest Offers Seasonal Family Fun
The second annual Freezefest will be held January 20–22 at multiple locations throughout downtown Bloomington and will offer ice sculpture displays, live ice-carving demonstrations…
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CanopyBloomington Establishes Roots with New Co-Directors and First Tree Planting
Six-month old local social impact organization CanopyBloomington has found leadership to facilitate their mission to grow and sustainably manage Bloomington’s urban forest.
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Community Foundation Commits $484,400 to New Hope for Families Expansion
New Hope for Families announced new commitments totaling $484,400 from the Community Foundation of Bloomington and Monroe County in support of the Growing New…
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Middle Way House Raises Awareness About Human Trafficking On #WearBlueDay
Local domestic violence shelter Middle Way House is encouraging Bloomingtonians to participate in National Human Trafficking Awareness Day on Tuesday, January 11, in order…
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Waldron Arts Center Reopens
The Waldron Arts Center reopened on January 4 for use by the public and visual and performing artists. This follows a 21-month closure during…
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![Hoosiers Down Northern Kentucky, 79-61 [PHOTO GALLERY]](https://www.magbloom.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/21-122201_RMP2027.jpg)
Hoosiers Down Northern Kentucky, 79-61 [PHOTO GALLERY]
Trayce Jackson-Davis scored 21 points and matched a career high with four assists to lead Indiana to a 79-61 win over Northern Kentucky Wednesday…
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Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce Offers 2021 Holiday Gift Guide
The 2021 Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce Holiday Gift Guide is now available, featuring 16 categories with more than 100 gift ideas from local…
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City Signs Letter of Intent for Citywide High-Speed Fiber Network
Mayor John Hamilton has announced that the City of Bloomington and public infrastructure developer Meridiam have signed a letter of intent for the firm…
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Exhibit Features Winning Illustrations from Coretta Scott King Illustrator Awards
In early 2022, a new exhibit at the Monroe County Public Library will display 34 prints of illustrations that honor Black history and culture.