Kosciusko County Loses Great Legal Mind: Thomas Lemon
Kosciusko County has lost a good friend and what many believe a great legal mind with the death of Thomas Ridley Lemon.
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Mike Woodson To Step Down as IU Men’s Basketball Head Coach
Mike Woodson is stepping down as IU Men’s Basketball Head Coach.
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MLK III On Creating A Legacy, Black History Month
Bloomington is among the Indiana communities kicking off Black History Month over the weekend.
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Indiana University today released the findings of an independent review of police intervention at protest
Indiana University today released the findings of an independent review of the events that took place on Dunn Meadow in April 2024 and the complex factors that culminated in police intervention.
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Bernard Phillip “Phil” Bickle
Bernard Phillip “Phil” Bickle, 75, Lafayette, and formerly of Rochester, died Wednesday, February 21, 2024, at his residence. He was born Jan. 6, 1949, Lorain, Ohio. He was married to Liz (Walsh) Kelsey, and later divorced. He married Kathryn (Everdon) Bickle in 1973. He is survived by his … Read More
Patricia J. (Pat) Detwiler
Patricia J. (Pat) Detwiler, formerly of Warsaw, passed away on Thursday, Nov. 9, 2023, at Cedar Creek Assisted Living Facility in Bloomington, at the age of 92. She was born on Aug. 4, 1931, in Elkhart to Donald V. and Mary Ruth (Sweeney) Lemmon. Pat graduated from Elkhart … Read More
Anatomy Of A College Visit – A Day In Bloomington
Why Bloomington?
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Drugmaker Seeks To Bring Hundreds Of Jobs To Bloomington
Drugmaker Catalent plans to hire between 500 and 600 more employees for its Bloomington operations through the end of the year as it is seeing rising demand for its products, including COVID-19 vaccines.
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Silver Alert Declared For Bloomington Woman
A Silver Alert has been declared for a Bloomington woman.
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Lady Panthers Again Selected For HOF Invite
BLOOMINGTON – NorthWood will make its sixth straight appearance at the Hall of Fame Girls Golf Invite in August.
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Payton And Kaesyn Green: Joined At The Hip, Connected In Spirit
We all, in varying degrees, step to God’s grand choreography. And if life were a dance contest, Payton and Kaesyn Green could win a medal in the pairs competition.
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Old Oaken Bucket Game Canceled
The Old Oaken Bucket Game between Purdue and Indiana is canceled, per an agreement from both universities.
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Dolson Promoted To IU Athletic Director
BLOOMINGTON – Indiana will promote longtime athletic department administrator Scott Dolson to the top job of athletic director.
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Knight Buys House In Bloomington
BLOOMINGTON — WTHR reported Thursday that Bob Knight purchased a house in Bloomington.
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Griner Leads Area Athletes At State
BLOOMINGTON — Wawasee’s Luke Griner finished up his third straight trip to the state track and field finals with a podium finish, and a host of area athletes closed out their seasons at the big meet in Bloomington over the weekend.
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IU Names Director For Journalism Center
BLOOMINGTON — Indiana University has named Kathleen Johnston the founding director of the Michael I. Arnolt Center for Investigative Journalism on the university’s Bloomington campus. Michael Arnolt, the namesake of the investigative journalism center and the man who funded it, grew up in Leesburg and was a Leesburg High School graduate.
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