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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...

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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 · 12h

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Monroe County property transfers through Nov. 4, 2026

The B Square reports property transfers in Monroe County. Generally these reports will be published every Sunday. This report includes new property transfers in Monroe County that haven’t previously been reported by The B Square, with dates ranging from Oct. 16 to Nov. 4, 2026. The data in this report comes from Beacon, the county’s online geographic information system for property and parcel data.

Monroe County, IN · 2d

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9 Outdoor Christmas Markets and Christkindlmarkts in Indiana (2026)

Carmel sets 60 wooden huts around an ice rink for nearly five weeks. Cumberland closes U.S. 40 for one afternoon of street vendors, marionettes and St. Nick’s reindeer. Indiana’s outdoor Christmas markets run Nov. 21 to Dec. 24, 2026, and four of them fall on the same Saturday, Dec. 5, 2026.

Indiana · 1d

CBS4 Indy

2-time Grammy-winner Travis Tritt coming to Brown County Music Center in 2027

NASHVILLE, Ind. — Sept. 30, 2027, will be a “Great Day to Be Alive” in Nashville, Indiana. That’s when two-time Grammy Award-winning country music artist Travis Tritt will be performing at Brown County Music Center. He’ll be bringing hits like “It’s a Great Day to Be Alive,” “Help Me Hold On” and “Anymore” to Nashville. […]

Nashville, IN · 3h

The Herald-Times

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

The Herald-Times

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 · 11h

The Herald-Times

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

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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,...

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Powell Preserve reopens in northern Monroe County after more than five years

Sycamore Land Trust has reopened Powell Preserve near Gosport after a stream changed course in 2021 and washed away part of the parking area. Hikers returning to the 68-acre preserve in northern Monroe County can now cross the restored stream on a new footbridge and follow an expanded loop trail to the banks of Beanblossom Creek, the land trust announced Nov. 6.

Monroe County, IN · 1d

Country Herald

Indiana Parents Alert: Stop Sign Challenge Raises Winter Road Fears

Parents encouraged to discuss dangerous driving behavior before winter increases risks near schools.

Indiana · 3d

CBS Chicago

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Democrats break GOP supermajority in Indiana state House, oust speaker

Democrats won big in Indiana Tuesday night, breaking a 14-year Republican supermajority in the state House of Representatives, electing the state's first openly gay U.S. representative, and electing a Democratic attorney general for the first time in 14 years.

Indiana · 6d

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Bloomington Council Narrowly OKs $6.87M Bond for Fire Truck, Street Fixes

The $6.87 million bond Bloomington’s city council approved Wednesday combines a replacement aerial platform fire truck with transportation and street-safety work. The 5–2 vote also exposed a broader divide over the city’s borrowing: how to pay for capital projects while ensuring that approved funds are spent as promised.

Bloomington, IN · 3d

The Herald-Times

Deer hunts to close Griffy Lake for two weekends

The Griffy Lake Nature Preserve will be closed to all public access and recreational use for the next two weekends because of deer hunts . The preserve will close: At 11 p.m. Friday, Nov. 13, 2026, and reopen at 5 a.m. Monday, Nov. 16. At 11 p.m. Friday, Nov. 20, and reopen at 5 a.m. Monday, Nov. 23. “The closure includes all trails, shoreline areas and the entire lake,” the city of Bloomington’s parks department said in a news release. “Hiking, fishing, boating and all other recreational activities are prohibited during the closures. No watercraft may be launched onto Griffy Lake during either hunting weekend.” The 1,220-acre nature park north of Bloomington offers scenic woodlands and a 109-acre lake that formerly served as Bloomington's primary drinking water source. The parks department has managed the preserve since 1971. The city has conducted hunts in the preserve since 2017 to reduce deer browsing of native vegetation. The city said “excessive” browsing can reduce the number of trees and “reduce the abundance and diversity of native plants. Managing deer populations helps these native plant communities recover and supports the long-term regeneration of the forest.” Julie Ramey, community relations manager for the parks department,

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PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington Invites Community Input on Gateway North Planning Effort

The following is a press release written by Desiree DeMolina for the City of Bloomington. The City of Bloomington invites residents, business owners, and other community members to share their priorities for the future of the Gateway North area at a community conversation on Thursday, Nov. 19, from 5 to 7 p.m. at City Hall, 401 N. Morton Street. The event will include a pizza dinner and informal discussions with Planning & Transportation staff about how people live, work and spend time in the area, as well as what they would like to see in the future.

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The Courier Journal

See which Kentucky marching bands compete this week in BOA nationals

Several marching bands from the Bluegrass State will head to Indianapolis this week to compete in the Bands of America Grand National Championships. Here's a look at what's happening. Who's going to BOA Grand Nationals? Here's which Kentucky and Southern Indiana bands are competing in nationals and when they perform, as of information last updated Nov. 5, 2026: Kentucky marching bands Beechwood High School (1 p.m. Friday, Nov. 13) Bourbon County High School (4:15 p.m. Friday) Christian Academy of Louisville (12:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 12) Christian County High School (2:45 p.m. Friday) George Rogers Clark High School (4:30 p.m. Thursday) Harrison County High School (7:30 p.m. Friday) Highlands High School (6:45 p.m. Friday) John Hardin High School (3:15 p.m. Friday) Lafayette High School (10 p.m. Thursday) Pike County Central High School (7:30 a.m. Friday) Southern Indiana marching bands Castle High School (10:15 p.m. Thursday) Floyd Central High School (9 p.m. Thursday) Shawe Memorial High School (1:30 p.m. Friday) South Dearborn High School (3:15 p.m. Thursday) 2025 BOA Grand Nationals results Last year , three Kentucky bands made it to the semifinal round at nationals: Estill County, Lafayette and Murray. Here's where bands placed in finals last year: Avon High School,

Kentucky · 1d

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From paratrooper to designer: Army vet opens women's shoe store in Indy

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A U.S. Army paratrooper turned footwear designer is bringing her mission of comfortable, stylish shoes for women to Indianapolis. Natasha Nori, founder of Nori Shoes, opened a new retail location at the historic Stutz building in October, officially launching with a ribbon-cutting ceremony November 6 attended by the mayor's office and the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce.

Indianapolis, IN · 23h

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Art Walk Return to Downtown Bloomington for the 28th Year

The art walk is designed for artists to showcase their work. Brian K. Simpson, artist and owner, describes the event as humble beginnings. He explains that people began collecting studios and there were about four downtown. Everyone thought that it was amazing to have four artist studios together. The art...