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Tucked within a nondescript neighborhood of mid-century ranch homes is the house Tom Kirk built. Several years ago, Kirk, the former co-owner of Henson Disposal, started adding scrap metal sculptures to his home and yard.
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Brightpoint is working to broaden the population it serves by providing tools that make the agency's services more accessible to non-English speaking families.
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One of the wrinkles in the downtown Bloomington Tax Increment Financing District the city council has just created is that if it doesn't perform, half the property tax money generated will go back to taxing bodies like Bloomington schools.
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Bloomington-Normal and McLean County are not really known as a cradle of country music. But there was this one time...in the 1930s. Cynthia May Carver, better known by her stage name “Cousin Emmy,” was a pioneer in country music.
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Dale Naffziger has put the 4.2 acre garden center campus and business up for sale after building it from the ground-up starting in 1984.
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The Unit 5 school board wants the administration to consider a ban on cell phones in district schools.
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Young musicians learn to see and feel the music with mime masters at Illinois Chamber Music FestivalLaurie Willets and T. Daniel have spent their careers confronting stereotypes, creating full-length theatrical productions and abstract interpretations of classical music.
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McLean County Animal Control has officially broken ground on a new facility after 31 years in its current building.
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Many Illinois Democrats say they are trying to coalesce rapidly around Vice President Kamala Harris as the new nominee for president following Joe Biden's decision to get exit the race. Republicans say they see an opportunity.
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Illinois native Melanie Holmes wrote 100 Things to Do in Illinois Before You Die after traveling the state's back roads during the COVID-19 pandemic—but she says it takes a lifetime to discover Illinois' best spots.