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The Children’s Discovery Museum in Uptown Normal will cut the ribbon Monday on its new 2.5-story climber exhibit.
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Mothers nationally are not provided adequate resources to deal with their mental health concerns, but Bloomington-Normal community members think they have more options than most.
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Bloomington-Normal community members are providing outlets for self-expression through art, helping intentionally and unintentionally to relieve mental health concerns for others in the area.
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The Back to School Alliance’s annual free distribution had more than 4,000 backpacks available for Unit 5 and District 87 students this year. The distribution put backpacks and supplies into the hands of students so they're ready to learn on day one of the new school year.
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Central Illinois Bridge Academy — a first-of-its-kind school for the area, serving middle school and high school students with mental health concerns — is preparing for its second year of classes.
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The Urban Air indoor adventure park company plans to open a new location at the Shoppes at College Hills in Normal.
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Connect Transit on Sunday will launch its new on-demand microtransit service, called Flex, allowing people to book free rides using an app on the community’s southwest side.
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Six months in, McLean County’s revamped Behavioral Health Urgent Care center is adding more hours to its schedule as more staffers are hired — and seeing encouraging signs about who’s using it.
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The recycling dropoff location at Chiddix Junior High School in Normal will move to YouthBuild McLean County at 360 Wylie Drive, Normal.
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When someone moves to Bloomington-Normal, it's easy to connect with many people who play your favorite sport. Soccer, baseball, tennis, volleyball, basketball and even pickleball players have one-stop shopping.