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Bloomington-Normal street minister Bobby Jovanović wrote a field guide based on his own experiences for how to help unhoused people living outside.
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Normal Public Library's main building reopens to the public July 25. It was closed for 16 months for the $6.5 million renovation and asbestos abatement.
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Author and musician Ruth Anne King is coming to the Bloomington Public Library to share the inspirations for her memoir titled When I was 35 years old, I became Black.
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The Normal Public Library is just a few months away from finishing its roughly $7 million renovation and asbestos removal project even as another big capital expense looms.
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Lexington's Upstairs Bookstore is full of things Nick Rynerson likes — including his new poetry bookThe lifelong McLean County resident wrote a collection of poems over the course of a year, detailing the beauty and nuance of life in Central Illinois.
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Emerald & Amythest in downtown Lexington is designed to be a community space for like-minded people, said co-owner Andy Hand.
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There was a lot of enthusiasm when Dolly Parton’s children’s literacy program first came to McLean County almost two years ago. Now, local organizers want to keep that momentum going.
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Some folks will be on the road, others on the couch. Some may be looking for a break from the family mayhem, others working or flying solo. As Thanksgiving weekend approaches, WGLT's Lauren Warnecke offers her favorite media binges to accompany your mashed potatoes and pie.
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Author Ann Powers and editor Alison Fensterstock contributed to NPR's Turning the Tables and now have a book published about women in music. They spoke with WGLT's Emily Bollinger.
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Peoria author and sensei Joe Chianakas appears Saturday at Bobzbay Books in downtown Bloomington.