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There will be no movement on E-scooter regulations in the Town of Normal in the immediate future.
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The City of Bloomington is getting a $600,000 state grant to build a green infrastructure park near to the community sewage treatment plant on the west side of town. It's the Sunnyside Park Sustainability Initiative.
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Sunday's Euchre tournament at The Bistro raises funds for downtown Bloomington's upcoming Pridefest. And it's Parks and Recreation month—so get out there!
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O’Neil Aquatics Center has been under construction for years, but the facility is finally opening. Starting Saturday, community members can dip their toes into the new pools and splash pad — just in time for summer.
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Included in the proposed new $223 million budget for the Town of Normal is the hiring of six new positions. Mayor Chris Koos said they all relate to services delivered by the town.
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A centerpiece of Bloomington's Miller Park Zoo needs a facelift. The zoo plans to restore its 22-year-old carousel.
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Heyworth's Centennial Park is receiving $64,700 towards park and playground improvements.
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The Town of Normal is working with Wight & Company to begin the planning and has already gathered input from the community. About 30 community members attended a meeting Tuesday night to provide ideas and concerns as the planning process begins.
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One of the oldest zoos in the country will commemorate its decades-long effort to saving animals on Saturday. The Miller Park Zoo has continued to operate through two pandemics, multiple wars, a depression, and many recessions.
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The Illinois Department of Transportation has announced a $1.205 million grant to build a new section of Constitution Trail in Normal. It will run from Adelaide Street west to Maxwell Park.