Evergreen Cemetery

The 30th annual Evergreen Cemetery Walk will be the last time actors, crew and dozens of volunteers bring history to life.

Organizers with the McLean County Museum of History cited rising costs, limited actor availability and changing audience needs among the challenges facing the 30-year-old outdoor theater program.

Civil War veteran and political activist Richard Blue and music educator Frances Kessler are two of Bloomington's famous faces at this year's cemetery walk, a popular event attracting more than 3,000 visitors.

Uptown will be full of art—inside and out, with a new exhibition at University Galleries during Sugar Creek Arts Festival. And the Midwest Toy and Comic Fest moves to Parke Regency for its second year.

It's cliche but children are the future. Bloomington resident Clara Louise Kessler passionately lived that.

The care of orphaned, abandoned, and rejected African American children in Bloomington Normal has not always been kind or good, or even wanted in certain…

If there's an interesting story to tell about McLean County's history, Amy Miller has probably heard it.She's one of two McLean County Museum of History…

"The Wizard of Oz" was first published in 1900. It's an American classic, with many knowing the story by heart.But Candace Summers, education director at…

Nearly to the day 139 years after making his major league baseball debut on May 5, 1880, a tree carving of Bloomington's Charles "Old Hoss" Radbourn was…