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100 years ago: Bloomington police clean up 'canned heat' camps - Vimarsana News

100 years ago: Bloomington police clean up 'canned heat' camps

How Time Flies is a daily feature looking back at Pantagraph archives to revisit what was happening in our community and region.

Central Illinois summer fun: Check out upcoming events ☀️ - Vimarsana News

Central Illinois summer fun: Check out upcoming events ☀️

From community theater productions to fitness activities, educational opportunities to farmers markets and concerts spanning all genres, there are so many opportunities to enjoy an action-packed summer in the Bloomington-Normal

The Leadoff - Friday 5/19/23 - Vimarsana News

The Leadoff - Friday 5/19/23

WGLT's The Leadoff is everything you need to start your day for Friday, May 19, 2023. You'll hear about asbestos removal planning at the Normal Public Library. Plus, a preview of this weekend's "History of Beer in Bloomington" event at Keg Grove Brewing.

Source: wglt.org
Normal library asbestos removal project to cost millions - Vimarsana News

Normal library asbestos removal project to cost millions

It will be expensive to remove asbestos from the Normal Public Library. Estimates range from $3.5 million to more than $5 million if other improvements are done at the same time.

Source: wglt.org
Coffeehouse hosts an art gallery and healing letters for sexual assault survivors - Vimarsana News

Coffeehouse hosts an art gallery and healing letters for sexual assault survivors

For just one more week at the Coffeehouse in Uptown Normal, “Survivor Love Letters" is a collection of fine art, poetry, short stories and letters written to victims of sexual assault. Curator Kylie Ashton Maurer discusses how the project helped her and others heal.

Source: wglt.org