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5 Best Restaurants in Bloomington, Indiana You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them

Bloomington, Indiana — a city where limestone buildings glow in the morning sun, where the laughter of students mingles with the wisdom of old-timers, and where the air is perfumed with the promise of something soulful simmering on every block. Here, the architecture is a patchwork: stately university halls, indie record shops, and the gentle sprawl of neighborhoods stitched together by memory, migration, and the restless hum of possibility.

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Democrat Amy Huffman Oliver unseats Hall in House District 62

Democrat Amy Huffman Oliver has won the Indiana House District 62 race , ousting incumbent Republican Dave Hall by winning nearly 60% of the vote. “I’m just grateful to the voters,” Huffman Oliver said late Tuesday. While Hall garnered slightly more votes in Jackson County and Huffman Oliver’s home turf of Brown County, the margins there — a combined 1,254 votes — were more than offset by Huffman Oliver's 6,201-vote margin in Monroe County in Monroe County, where she won 12,704 votes to Hall’s 6,503. Huffman Oliver said she benefited from high turnout and enthusiasm among Democratic Party voters, a good team and hard work, saying she had campaigned full-time for about 16 months. District 62 includes all of Brown County and portions of Monroe and Jackson counties. Huffman Oliver, 59, of Nashville, is an attorney and graduate of Indiana University’s Maurer School of Law. She and her husband, Jim, a former Brown County prosecutor, have two sons. Hall, 44, of Norman, in Jackson County, is an insurance agent who narrowly won the seat in the previous two elections, defeating former Monroe County Commissioner Penny Githens in 2022 and Bloomington pastor Thomas Horrocks in 2024. In a questionnaire from The

Brown County, IN · 3d

Bloomington Star

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Bloomington will shut down Griffy Lake trails, shoreline and boating access during two November weekends for controlled deer hunt

Bloomington, Indiana – A walk through Griffy Lake’s woods or a quiet afternoon on the water will need to wait during two November weekends. Controlled deer hunts will close the entire nature preserve, including its trails, shoreline and lake. Bloomington Parks and Recreation has scheduled the hunts for Nov. 14–15 and Nov. 21–22 as part […] The post Bloomington will shut down Griffy Lake trails, shoreline and boating access during two November weekends for controlled deer hunt appeared first on The Bloomington Star .

Bloomington, IN · 1d

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Measles cases continue to rise in Kentuckiana

Jennings County, IN · 15h

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Democrat Tree Martin-Lucas wins Monroe County clerk race

Democrat Tree Martin-Lucas won the race for Monroe County Clerk Tuesday with 69.8% of the vote, defeating her Republican opponent Julie Hays, according to Monroe County general election reporting. The unofficial results did not include provisional ballots, which usually account for a small number of the total votes cast. The...

Monroe County, IN · 3d

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Letter: Five years have been wasted!

Think about this. If the state and the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) had done what former Governor Holcomb announced in 2021 to start improvements on existing US 231 through Dubois and Martin County, we would already be experiencing the benefit of passing lanes and improved intersections. When first announced, $75 million was to be allocated to these improvements. Even if the cost doubled to $150 million, it is a fraction of the projected $3.4+ billion Mid-States Corridor.

Martin County, IN · 2d

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Bloomington caps big week for fire department with new operations center, funding for aerial truck

Bloomington’s fire department had a big week. Four fire-related actions were taken by the city council on Wednesday (Nov. 4), and on Friday morning firefighters and city officials marked the opening of a new $7.95-million operations center on South Walnut Street. Instead of cutting a ribbon, the officials and...

Bloomington, IN · 21h

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Reverend Peyton Brings Big Damn Band Home to Brown County for Amplify Nashville

Reverend Peyton is coming home. The blues guitarist, who lives in Brown County, Indiana, will headline Amplify Nashville this Saturday, Nov. 7, at the Brown County Music Center, fronting The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band in a benefit show built around the community that raised him. The concert is presented...

Brown County, IN · 1d

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Casino referendum voted down in three Indiana counties

Voters in three northeast Indiana counties said “No” Tuesday (Nov. 3) to a referendum that would have paved the way for a new casino in the state. A new gaming entity placed in Allen, DeKalb or Steuben counties would negatively impact the racinos at Harrah’s Hoosier Park in Anderson and Horseshoe Indianapolis in Shelbyville.

Dekalb County, IN · 2d

Bloomington Star

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Bloomington residents can test their knowledge and compete for prizes in new trivia championship series next month

Bloomington, Indiana – Bloomington’s trivia title comes with more than one route to the final. A team can earn its place with a single winning night, while a strong running point total could also put it in contention for the championship. That gives teams in the Bloomington Trivia Championship Series two reasons to keep their […] The post Bloomington residents can test their knowledge and compete for prizes in new trivia championship series next month appeared first on The Bloomington Star .

Bloomington, IN · 1d

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Indiana optometrists open state’s first OD-owned surgical suites

Christopher Browning, OD, and Nicholas Garn, OD, now offer cataract surgery and refractive lens exchange in their own practices. Indiana’s first OD-owned office-based surgery (OBS) suites are now open. These suites allow patients to receive cataract surgery and refractive lens exchange (RLE) in the same practice where their optometrist evaluated them. Christopher Browning, OD, of VisionQuest Eyecare, opened his suite on October 29, and Nicholas Garn, OD, of Zionsville Eyecare, opened a separate suite on October 30, 2026.1 While Browning and Garn worked closely together on the development of the 2 surgical suites, the practices themselves are independently owned and operated.1.

Indiana · 2d

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Area Schools Earn Purple Star Designation

“As we approach Veterans Day, we’re reminded that service strengthens every community in Indiana,” said Gov. Braun. “Indiana’s Purple Star Schools reflect that same spirit of service by creating environments where military-connected students and families know they have our unwavering support and their contributions are recognized every day of the year.”

Indiana · 1d

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Daviess County Veterans Day Program and Parade Set for Sunday

The Daviess County Veterans Day Parade and Program at the Museum on Main Street is set for this Sunday. The day begins with the special program featuring guest speaker Randy Mills, who will talk about one of only two Medal of Honor recipients in Daviess County, Don Carlos Faith…. Following...

Daviess County, IN · 2d

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Monroe County voters approve merger amid election upsets

Monroe County voters returned several longtime incumbents to office in the Nov. 3 election while also delivering some notable upsets. The results mixed continuity with change as voters made their choices in key local races across the county. Voters approved a merger between Richland Township and the town of Ellettsville , creating a new unified government in Monroe County. The historic consolidation moves the two communities forward under a single local government structure. High school students in Monroe County got a firsthand look at democracy by working as poll workers during the midterm election. The experience gave the students a chance to learn how elections operate while helping their communities on Election Day. While you're reading The Herald-Times this next week, know that we're doing our best to provide you with what we think is the most important news happening locally and in the surrounding region. If you see or know something we might want to pursue, just send an email to mediatips@heraldt.com This article originally appeared on The Herald-Times: Monroe County voters approve merger amid election upsets

Monroe County, IN · 2d

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Indiana measles cases jump; Monroe County urges vaccination

The Monroe County Health Department is "strongly encouraging" residents to stay up to date on their vaccinations after Indiana recorded 43 additional measles cases in the past week. The Indiana Department of Health said it has documented cases in 18 counties — though none in Monroe or any contiguous counties. The closest county, geographically, where the state has recorded a case is Jennings County. More than half the cases are in just four counties in the northern and eastern parts of the state. Fifty-four of the state's 117 cases were reported in people younger than 20, and more than two-thirds were younger than 30. The nation has recorded more than 4,800 measles cases this year, more than double the total reported in all of last year. Measles is one of the world’s most contagious diseases, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Symptoms that typically appear seven to 14 days after infection can include high fever that can spike above 104 degrees Fahrenheit, a cough, runny nose and red, watery eyes. Two to three days after symptoms begin, tiny white spots may appear inside the mouth. The typical measles rash appears three to five days after the

Monroe County, IN · 1d

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Letter: The issues are not resolved

It’s all over but for the shouting and celebrating. Some of us won, and some lost. But the fight is not over. The issues have not been resolved. The Mid-States Corridor is not a settled issue, far from it. Those of us opposed to the Corridor project have been in this very same place before. It didn’t stop us then, and the losses at the ballot box only energized our efforts.

Martin County, IN · 3d

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Columbus City Council approves Gateway Fund for Plaza Redevelopment

COLUMBUS, Ind. — By a 6–3 vote Tuesday, the Columbus City Council scrapped the Railroad Overpass Fund and created a Gateway Entrance Fund, clearing the path for downtown improvements, including the redesign of Gateway Plaza. The approved ordinances transfer approximately $3.24 million in surplus funds from the completed...

Columbus, IN · 1d

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PRESS RELEASE: Temporary All-Way Stop Coming to Second and Walker Streets November 9

The following is a press release written by Desiree DeMolina for the City of Bloomington. The Second Street Improvement Project continues to make steady progress on schedule, bringing crews closer to completing vital roadway, safety, and infrastructure enhancements throughout the corridor. As part of the ongoing construction, eastbound traffic remains...

Bloomington, IN · 1d

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Road closure planned for State Road 145 in Dubois County

The Indiana Department of Transportation announces a road closure for State Road 145 in Dubois County. Beginning on or around Thursday, November 12, crews will begin a daily road closure on State Road 145 near Birdseye. This closure will occur between Carlisle Road and Conservation Club Road. This closure will occur between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. on weekdays.

Dubois County, IN · 2d