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Northeast Dubois County Prepares for Major School Renovations
The Northeast Dubois County School Corporation held their regular Board meeting on Tuesday night with a special focus on some badly needed school building repairs. The Board officially opened a public hearing on some proposed building renovations and improvements, with Superintendent Dr. Rasche saying that “we are in dire need of some major facility repairs.” The hearing is required by law whenever a school corporation wants to construct a building or make renovations in excess of a million dollars. Some of the items that were described as being high priority included the roof and gutters at the intermediate school, the gutters and boilers at the elementary school, and door repairs and replacements at the junior/senior high school. At this time, the school corporation has an opportunity to complete the repairs tax rate neutral by utilizing bond funds.
Cardinals suffer first loss of the season to Indiana University
Ball State soccer had one great offensive possession to open its match against Indiana University (IU) Tuesday night. And then they turned the ball over. IU took advantage of this, capitalizing on a frazzled Cardinal team, and was able to maintain possession of the ball for the majority of the first half. After scoring one goal four minutes into the game, the Hoosiers scored another off of a corner kick just over two minutes later.
Local News Headlines: August 22, 2024
Hoosier Delegates to the Democrat National Convention experienced a less than appetizing breakfast yesterday morning. Indiana Delegates have been staying at the Fairmont Chicago Hotel where someone allegedly placed crickets into their breakfast buffet. One person was treated and released by medics at the scene but there were no reports of anyone getting sick. It has been reported that a group of unknown women were spotted placing unknown objects at tables, but it I unknown whether or not it has any relation to the insects. The incident is now under investigation by the FBI.
Silver Alert canceled for 75-year-old man missing from Bloomington
UPDATE: In a press release sent at 11:12 p.m. Wednesday, Indiana Silver Alert provided the following update: “Silver Alert 078-2024 issued on Wednesday August 21, 2024, on Larry Wayne Henderson has been cancelled as of Wednesday August 21, 2024. For more information on this cancellation, please contact the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office at 812-349-2781.” No […]
Q&A: Boersema Next in Line at Middle Blocker
For the longest time, Ella Boersema wore the number eight. But as most volleyball players do, she began to grow. The 6-foot-2 middle blocker from Churubusco, Ind. hit her growth spurt around the 10th grade and was forced to change numbers. As the jerseys got bigger, the numbers got bigger. Number 27 it was.
DiPrimio: Patience Wins – Miller Grows Into Hoosier Soccer Leader
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – — Was it a eureka moment?. Was defender Jansen Miller just demonstrating continued maturity and development in making two of Indiana's best 2023 postseason soccer plays with a pair of goal-line clearances at Virginia or was it bigger than that. Was it the spark that will propel him to even better moments this season and help the Hoosiers make another national title run?
Code/IT Academy opens enrollment, CompTIA A+ Certification Applications due September 23 for free training
BEDFORD— Ivy Tech/StoneGate Arts & Education Center today announced that applications are open for Code/IT Academy, a 10-week upskilling program to help Hoosiers acquire in-demand tech skills and access higher-paying jobs. The fall 2024 session prepares participants to pass the CompTIA A+ Certification Exam. Code/IT is a partnership between The Mill in Monroe County, Regional Opportunit Initiatives (ROI), and Ivy Tech Bloomington.
Indiana Balloon Fest: See Dozens of Hot Air Balloons, Skydivers, and Fireworks
Hot air balloons will soon descend upon the Hoosier state, for a balloon festival you won't want to miss. There's something kind of whimsical about seeing a hot air balloon in the sky, and these days we don't seem to see them very often. Hot air balloons have been around since the 1700s and work on the heat-rising principle. Virgin Balloon Flights explains:
IU's New Expressive Activities Policy
Universities across the country responded to pro-Palestine encampments and protests in a variety of ways this summer. In July, Indiana University implemented an Expressive Activities Policy, joining schools like the University of Pennsylvania and University of Southern Florida in creating new restrictions for protest on campus. The policy – technically...
Indiana basketball future schedules: 2024-25 and beyond
Nov. 1 – vs. Marian (Bloomington, Ind.) Nov. 6 – vs. SIU-Edwardsville (Bloomington, Ind.) Nov. 10 – vs. Eastern Illinois (Bloomington, Ind.) Nov. 16 – vs. South Carolina (Bloomington, Ind.) Nov. 21 – vs. UNC Greensboro (Bloomington, Ind.) Nov. 27 – vs. Louisville, Battle 4...
Most community college students plan to get 4-year degrees. Few actually do
Ever since he was a kid, Tyre’k Swanigan dreamed of going to Indiana University. But after he graduated from high school, he decided to start at community college. He figured he could keep his full-time job and transfer to IU later to earn his bachelor’s degree. At first,...
MSOC PREVIEW: Billikens, Hoosiers Clash Friday Night at Hermann Stadium
Match No. 1 Saint Louis (0-0) vs. Indiana (0-0) Location St. Louis, Mo. (Hermann Stadium) Stream ESPN+ (Dan Bettlach, Bill McDermott) Saint Louis officially begins the 2024 season on Friday night when it hosts No. 7 Indiana at Robert R. Hermann Stadium. Game time is set for 7 p.m. A...
IU may soon display corporate logos at Assembly Hall and Memorial Stadium
This story has been updated. Hoosiers fans may soon see corporate logos on the playing field and floor during IU football and basketball home games. . IU Athletics said in a press release that it was partnering with IU Sports Properties to sell space for logos at the 25-yard line at Memorial Stadium and at each end of the court at Assembly Hall.
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