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Expanding Monroe Convention Center Still Faces Uphill Battle
With tourism picking up again, many local leaders want to pursue the pre-pandemic plans to...
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Gallery Walk Bloomington Always Offers Something Fresh and New
Held on the first Friday of each month, Gallery Walk is an iconic, one-of-a-kind event...
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Big Mike’s B-town: Adam Nahas, Artist’s Artist
The concept of Artisan Alley — the collective art space, studio, workshop, computer lab, gallery,...
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Bloomington’s Front Porches, a (Living) Space Between Two Worlds
Front porches in Bloomington began to flourish in the early 1900s, when bungalows became the...
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A Sense of Belonging — The B-Line Trail’s ‘Sounds of Bloomington Joy’
A sea of golden leaves, front porches, an old railroad bridge, the chatter of downtown...
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Edwin Fulwider’s Early-1900s Boyhood in Bloomington, ‘A Memoir’
More than thirty years ago, artist Edwin Fulwider wrote a memoir about growing up in...
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Tracks Through Time: The Trains of 1970s Bloomington
In the 1970s, a budding photographer in Bloomington captured images of trains as they passed...
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From the B-Line Trail to the Pacific Ocean — Hiking the American Discovery Trail
Imagine hiking from the B-Line Trail to the Pacific Ocean (or the Atlantic) without ever...
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Stirring the Pot: A Trio of Treats
Ruthie Cohen says volunteering at Habitat for Humanity is both humbling and empowering. But her...