Positive Link Primary Care Clinic Offers Hope for Slowing HIV/AIDS Infection
For the first time in the 17 years that Jill Stowers has been working in the field, she has hope of slowing the spread of HIV/AIDS.
Read MoreApr 12, 2018 | Health & Fitness
For the first time in the 17 years that Jill Stowers has been working in the field, she has hope of slowing the spread of HIV/AIDS.
Read MoreApr 10, 2018 | Web Exclusives
Last Wednesday, April 4, Bloomingtonians marched in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on the 50th anniversary of his assassination. The Remembrance Day March was organized by the City of Bloomington Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Celebration Commission. View the gallery for images of the event.
Read MoreApr 8, 2018 | Health & Fitness
Clint and Hannah Bobzein, the owners of Stage Flight, are professional circus artists. After years of international touring, they settled in Bloomington in 2014. The next year they opened Stage Flight in a barn on Lake Monroe. They started by offering open-gym sessions, later adding classes in the circus arts. They soon had 30 students. In January 2017 they relocated to a west-side warehouse where they now teach more than 80 students of all ages and experience levels.
Read MoreApr 7, 2018 | Arts & Entertainment
Bach and his contemporaries would be surprised if they were to attend modern concerts of their works. The baroque style of performance was different, as were the instruments themselves—string instruments, for example, were constructed with animal intestines, not steel, and bows were of a different design. But Bloomington audiences will be able to hear something closer to what the composers intended during the Bloomington Early Music Festival May 18–27.
Read MoreApr 6, 2018 | Business & Finance
A sign posted above the wooden bar at The Cade reads, “Play like a kid, but act like an adult.” That typifies the mindset of Jeremy Black, who co-owns the new arcade bar with his fiancée, Chelsea Long. Black says he created the bar to give people a place to enjoy a drink while they play arcade, board, and card games—and, essentially, “geek out.”
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