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The Herald-Times

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Recent sales of property recorded in Bloomington, Monroe County

Thirty-three recent sales of property in Bloomington and Monroe County ranged in price from $16,000 to $1,155,420. Here's the list. Property transfers filed at the Monroe County Assessor’s Office. Information includes property address, seller, buyer, sale price and date of sale. Names may reflect representatives of buyers and sellers. Sept. 25 A parcel on North Sewell Road, Bloomington; Sarah Mincey of Bloomington sold to G. Kevin Inman of Bloomington and Rhonda Inman, no address given; $56,638; Sept. 25. Oct. 13 4618 N. Chatham Drive, Bloomington; Peter Hamlin and Catherine O’Bryan of Greenwood sold to the John H. and Kathleen M. Stevens Living Trust of Martinsville; $580,000; Oct. 13. Oct. 14 8610 E. Bay St., Nashville; Gina Christofaro and Bryan Bernard of Indianapolis sold to Dylan and Sarah Nelson of Columbus; $16,000; Oct. 14. Oct. 19 435 S. Poplar Drive, Ellettsville; the LAK Property Partners LLC of Springville sold to the Murphy Partners LLC of Springville; $65,000; Oct. 19. Oct. 20 4239 N. Rosewood Drive, Bloomington; Beacon Builders LLC of Greenwood sold to Virenkumar and Dhrutiben Desai of Bloomington $342,680; Oct. 20. Oct. 21 7847 S. Old Ind. 37 and a parcel on South Old Ind. 37, Bloomington; the Curtis and

Monroe County, IN · 1d

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Editor’s Notebook: A musical welcome to Bloomington, in the key of 20 mph

Bloomington has budgeted $125,000 for public art at the Miller-Showers Park gateway. In case the decision makers need another two cents: Don’t put the art next to the road. Put it right in the pavement. If a piece of visual art is spectacular, in all the ways public art...

Bloomington, IN · 2d
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Tour 6 Bedford homes for Christmas and help cancer patients

Six Bedford-area homes decorated for Christmas will open to visitors Dec. 6 to raise money for Lawrence County residents with cancer. The Lawrence County Cancer Patient Services Christmas Tour of Homes will run from 1 to 6 p.m., according to a community announcement. All proceeds from the $20 tickets will help cancer patients in Lawrence County. The annual tour dates to the early 1980s and is a popular part of the area's holiday season, according to the announcement. Cassie Root and Debi Deer are coordinating the tour for Lawrence County Cancer Patient Services, or LCCPS. “Six homeowners have decorated their homes for Christmas and are helping us raise money to help cancer patients by allowing people to tour their beautiful homes,” Root said in the announcement. The six homes, all in the Bedford area, vary in size and style, with both modern and historic properties included. Two have appeared on the tour before and were brought back because of their popularity, according to the announcement. How the Christmas Tour of Homes works Visitors may tour the homes in any order between 1 and 6 p.m. Organizers are encouraging participants to vary the order in which they visit the properties to

Bedford, IN · 1d

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What Makes Gnaw Bone Camp’s Tenderloin Stand So Busy On Brown County Weekends?

On State Road 46 in Brown County, there is a small gas stop that people drive more than an hour to reach, and fuel is not the reason. They come for a breaded pork tenderloin sandwich that some online pages call the best in Indiana. From the road, the building...

Brown County, IN · 1d
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Lane closure planned for U.S. 231 in Dubois County

HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) announces a lane closure. Officials say beginning on or around November 16, crews will begin a lane closure on U.S. 231 in Huntingburg. This lane closure will occur in northbound lanes between 3rd Street and 5th Street. Officials with INDOT say this lane closure will […]

Dubois County, IN · 2d

The Herald-Times

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New alcohol permits offer cheaper option in Bloomington

Downtown Bloomington businesses can apply for new three-way alcohol permits that cost $25,000 and allow restaurants to serve beer, wine and liquor. Applications are open through Nov. 30, according to a community announcement. The new permits are intended to give locally owned restaurants a less expensive option than traditional alcohol permits, which have reached $250,000 under Indiana's quota system, according to the announcement. Businesses can apply at bton.in/civic . Ordinance 2026-18, approved by the Bloomington City Council, made additional permits available through two eligible state programs: the Downtown Redevelopment District and Courthouse Square Historic District. Unlike traditional permits, the new district permits cannot be sold or transferred. A permit must be returned to the state when it is no longer being used. The $25,000 fee is set by the state. How Bloomington's alcohol permit process will work The application period runs from Nov. 6 through Nov. 30. City staff will first review applications for eligibility before a committee reviews them. Staff will then make recommendations to the Common Council, which will review applications and recommend permits to the Indiana Alcohol and Tobacco Commission. Applicants who receive a Common Council recommendation must complete a second application process directly with the state

Bloomington, IN · 2d

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Jasper parks will stay open after risk of closing

JASPER, Ind. (WEHT) — Some residents in Jasper are breathing a sigh of relief after the city decided to keep two parks open. The decision comes weeks after officials considered the idea of closing Seng Park due to low usage. Residents say they are overjoyed. The city was thinking about shutting down the parks and […]

Jasper, IN · 19h

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Measles confirmed in Daviess County

DAVIESS CO. Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — The Daviess County Health Department is issuing a warning to residents after someone tested positive for measles. In a post on social media, health officials said the virus is very contagious and spreads easily through the air. It can stay in the air for two hours after the infected person […]

Daviess County, IN · 13h

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After failed vote, recess, plan commission backs Hilltop Court switch from condos to rentals

For the Hilltop Court project on West Allen Street, the developer’s request to replace 10 planned condominiums with 24 one-bedroom rental apartments won a unanimous recommendation from Bloomington’s plan commission on Monday (Nov. 9). It’s a change to the PUD zoning that was approved seven years ago, in...

Bloomington, IN · 1d

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Washington City Council & Board of Works and Safety

The Washington City Council and Board of Works and Safety made quick work of Tuesday night’s business, completing all meetings in less than 22 minutes. The Council approved an additional appropriation of funds received by the Washington Police Department through drug enforcement forfeitures and seized assets. The ordinance passed on its final reading.

Washington, IN · 1d

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Indiana city council bans use of artificial superintelligence

(NewsNation) — A new AI ban has been approved, but this time it does not involve data centers. The Bloomington Common Council in Indiana has passed a unanimous 7-0 ban on artificial superintelligence within city limits, including through phones, browsers and apps. The ordinance defines superintelligence as any AI...

Bloomington, IN · 21h

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Bloomington Housing Authority buys five apartment complexes, plans $10 million in repairs

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — November 9, 2026. The Bloomington Housing Authority bought five apartment complexes with about 924 units from Hometown Property Group on Nov. 5 and plans to spend about $10 million on repairs, beginning with work inside apartments this winter. The purchase includes Summit Pointe, Basswood, Woodland Springs,...

Bloomington, IN · 2d

The Herald-Times

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Bloomington events Nov. 12-18 include SIX, comedy and jazz

Looking for something to do around Bloomington? The week of Nov. 12-18 brings plenty of reasons to get out, whether you’re in the mood for a Broadway musical, live music, comedy or a smaller community event. SIX takes over Indiana University Auditorium, while downtown Bloomington offers performances and activities ranging from stand-up comedy to jazz and hands-on fun. Here’s a look at things to do in Bloomington from Nov. 12-18. Storytelling at the Museum Book lovers and storytellers can make crafts, explore ancient writing and storytelling, and enjoy an after-hours look at museum galleries from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 12, at the IU Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, 416 N. Indiana Ave. The event is free and open to all. For complete event information, visit events.iu.edu/iumaa/event/storytelling-at-the-museum-2026 . Go Beyond Go Beyond is a benefit dinner supporting blind Navy veteran Lonnie Bedwell’s planned North Pole expedition and the documentary "Beyond Vision," with cocktails, dinner, a filmmaker panel, silent auction and preview scenes from the film. The event begins at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 12, at The Woolery Mill, 2250 W. Sunstone Drive, and tickets are required. For tickets or complete event information, visit commongroundfilms.org/gobeyond . SIX The six wives

Bloomington, IN · 2d

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One Horse Introduces Express Retros: Sarge and Archie Honor Vietnam Veterans and Carry Their Legacy Forward

BROWNSTOWN, Ind. — One Horse, a Family Owned and Veteran Owned American firearms manufacturer, announces the November 8, 2026, launch of the One Horse Express Retros, developed in collaboration with Atrius Development Group. The new lineup introduces Sarge, a 20-inch rifle, and Archie, an 11.5-inch short-barreled rifle (SBR), both chambered in 5.56.

Brownstown, IN · 2d

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City of Columbus tables 5th Street alley vacation request for further planning review

COLUMBUS, Ind. — A petition to vacate a section of public right-of-way between two residential properties on 5th Street was tabled by the Columbus City Council to allow for further review alongside city planning officials. Property owners Jeff Baker and John Pickett petitioned to vacate the north-south alley segment...

Columbus, IN · 2d

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Republican Party Calls Caucus to Select Dubois County Clerk of the Circuit Court, Dubois County Surveyor, and Dubois County Council, At-large Member.

The Dubois County Republican Party has scheduled a caucus to fill the recent vacancy of the office of Dubois County Circuit Court Clerk, and the upcoming vacancies of the Dubois County Surveyor, and Dubois County Council, At-large member. The caucus will take place on Sunday, November 22, 2026, at 5:30...

Dubois County, IN · 2d

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Dubois County ARC Council Awards More Than $37,000 in Grants for Prevention, Treatment and Recovery Programs

Dubois County Advocacy for Prevention and Recovery (ARC) Council Awards 2026 Grants to Support Prevention, Treatment, and Criminal Justice Initiatives Dubois County, IN —The Dubois County Advocacy for Prevention and Recovery (ARC) Council, the county’s local coordinating council reporting to the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute (ICJI), has announced its 2026 grant awards, providing critical funding to local programs that address substance use prevention, treatment, and recovery support throughout the community.

Dubois County, IN · 2d

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Deaconess Behavioral Health Pathways – Jasper Ribbon Cutting

Members of the media are invited to attend the ribbon-cutting ceremony for Deaconess Behavioral Health Pathways – Jasper, celebrating a new behavioral health service in Dubois County. Event Details. What: Ribbon-cutting ceremony for Deaconess Behavioral Health Pathways – Jasper. When: Monday, November 16, at 4:00 p.m. ET. Where:...

Jasper, IN · 1d

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North Vernon City Council authorizes hiring external fire chief

NORTH VERNON, Ind. — At its regular meeting, the North Vernon City Council approved a resolution to recruit and hire a new fire chief from outside the existing department ranks. Under Indiana Code, municipal fire department chiefs typically must be selected from within the department and hold at least...

North Vernon, IN · 1d

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Kevin Smith named Dubois County Community Foundation executive director

The Dubois County Community Foundation Board of Directors announced the appointment of Kevin Smith as the Foundation’s new executive director. “Following a thorough search process, we are excited to welcome Kevin as our next executive director,” said Evan Daunhauer, board president. “Through his previous role as Director of Grantmaking, Kevin has made significant contributions to strengthening our nonprofit community and advancing the foundation’s mission. His deep understanding of our community, commitment to philanthropy, and passion for making a difference make him an excellent choice to lead the foundation into its next chapter.”

Dubois County, IN · 9h