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Second Baptist Church, along with 14 other African-American historical sites in the state, are receiving grants for restoration.
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One realtor represents the seller and buyer in a county land deal, and his brother sits on county council. It's technically legal, but residents question the choice of broker.
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Construction is expected to wrap up in January, then shift to current building renovations until June of 2027. -
The analog seismograph station can record earthquakes locally and ones occurring around the world. -
Bloomington arts groups and arts groups in 11 southern Indiana counties are getting $3 million from the Lilly Foundation for new shared studio space, equipment and professional development. -
The Capital Improvement Board approved Dora Hospitality over MHG Hotels due to its vision, expectations, local work force, and familiarity. -
One of the grantees of Bloomington's Arts Project Grants, Elizabeth Blackwell, is a founder of "Crankie Festival" in Bloomington. -
The shelter typically can handle 50 to 60 dogs but currently houses over 100. -
One of the main attractions allows members to solve various puzzles, including rare and unusual mechanical puzzles from the Jerry Slocum Collection. -
For one Shelby County farmer, his property tax assessment on his grain bins and barns increased 50 percent. -
The Indiana University Center for Rural Engagement and the Indiana Landmarks Black Heritage Preservation Program are working to uncover and preserve the history of Black people across the state. -
Two Bigfoot enthusiasts have opened a sasquatch themed store and research center in Brown County.
