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Month: October 2023

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Local Sports

Bloomington’s Kasey Tanner on Cusp of Accomplishing UFC Dreams

Image courtesy of Dana White's Contender Series BLOOMINGTON, Ill - The BloNo twin cities are  known for a lot of things. The low-profile city is known for its two universities, the State Farm Insurance headquarters, and more. When it comes to sports, Bloomington and Normal have yearly competitive and exciting collegiate and high school competition. However, outside of the college level, this area hasn’t produced much. In rare instances, we’ve […]

todayOctober 4, 2023

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College Sports

Spack Awards Scholarships to Four Football ‘Birds

Image courtesy of Redbird Athletics Each year, Illinois State University Head Football Coach Brock Spack chooses Illinois State football student-athletes for prestigious endowed scholarships, and this year Coach handed out four. The winners of these endowed scholarships; runningbacks Wenkers Wright and Cole Mueller, Tight End Max Ziebarth, and quarterback Zach Annexstad (pictured above). Wright was awarded the W.F. Ruebush Endowed Scholarship, a redshirt sophomore running back from Floyds Knobs, Indiana, […]

todayOctober 4, 2023

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Rookie Zullo Lights Lamp for his first as Hockey ‘Birds Split

Image courtesy of ISU hockey NORMAL, Ill - Illinois State University Hockey was split this weekend as the #15 ranked D1 team stayed at home to take on the #23 ranked University of Mary Marauders, as the D3 team left town to face the Purdue Boilermakers. The D1 team managed to sneak out a win over the Marauders in game one, winning in the shootout, 4-3. Mitch Oberlag and Mike […]

todayOctober 3, 2023

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Bloomington Fire Chief announces retirement at the end of the year

Photo provided by the City of Bloomington BLOOMINGTON, Ill. - After a 32-year-long career, Bloomington Fire Chief Eric West has announced his intention to retire in early December, ending a career he said he has enjoyed every minute of. West didn't envision himself working as a firefighter. He talked about the other plans he had and what led him to his career path that has spanned more than 30 years. […]

todayOctober 3, 2023

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Town of Normal plans to complete local construction in October

Photo provided by the Town of Normal NORMAL, Ill. - This fall, the town of Normal has seen construction become increasingly more common around major streets such as College and Vernon Avenue. As construction takes over the streets of Normal, drivers are forced to discover alternate routes. These main road projects are tackling resurfacing and pavement repairs and the town is aware of these obstacles to citizens. Normal Director of […]

todayOctober 3, 2023

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Normal Town Council Keeps it Brief

NORMAL, Ill. - The Normal Town Council held their first council meeting of the month on October 2. The meeting was brief, featuring little beyond regular business under the agenda. The items under this cumulative agenda were passed unanimously. Council Member Chemberly Harris was absent from the meeting. Council Member Kathleen Lorenz asked about the $10,150 given to the Illinois Art Station. City Manager Pamela Reece explained was payment for […]

todayOctober 3, 2023

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ISU News

ISU’s Student Government Association proposes new apartment legislation

Photo provided by the Student Government Association NORMAL, Ill. - Illinois State University's Student Government Association (SGA) is working toward getting a new resolution passed to keep landlords out of student apartments without notice. On campus, the SGA works to ensure student voices are heard and student interests are met. In recent complaints from the student body about abrupt landlord entrances, SGA is advocating for students to have a minimum […]

todayOctober 2, 2023