Boris Ladwig

2 weeks ago | heraldtimesonline.com | Boris Ladwig

Construction crews have begun working on Arlington Road, just north of the roundabout on 17th Street. Here’s what’s being built and when the project will be completed. Where exactly is the construction site? The site is at 1414 W. Arlington Road, just northwest of the roundabout on West 17th Street, which is northwest of Tri-North Middle School. The construction site includes several lots and covers 6.9 acres. What’s being built on West Arlington Road?

2 weeks ago | tmnews.com | Boris Ladwig

Construction crews have begun working on Arlington Road, just north of the roundabout on 17th Street. Here’s what’s being built and when the project will be completed. Where exactly is the construction site? The site is at 1414 W. Arlington Road, just northwest of the roundabout on West 17th Street, which is northwest of Tri-North Middle School. The construction site includes several lots and covers 6.9 acres. What’s being built on West Arlington Road?

2 weeks ago | heraldtimesonline.com | Boris Ladwig

Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith plans to visit Bloomington for a town hall at the end of the month. Here’s when and how you can attend. When is the town hall with Beckwith? At 7 p.m., April 28, at The Warehouse, 1525 S. Rogers St.Who can attend the Beckwith town hall? The event is open to the public, said Jim Kehoe, communications director for the lieutenant governor’s office. Beckwith said in an email that everyone is welcome.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Boris Ladwig

This story was updated to add a photo. Another round of storms is expected to bring as much as 5 more inches of rain to south-central Indiana. The National Weather Service in Indianapolis has issued a flood watch for much of central Indiana, including Monroe, Owen, Morgan, Brown and Lawrence counties, that's in effect until 8 a.m. Sunday morning. NOAA warns the greatest risk for flash flooding in the Bloomington region is tonight into early Saturday. Rain is expected to continue into Sunday.

2 weeks ago | heraldtimesonline.com | Boris Ladwig

Another round of storms is expected to bring as much as 5 more inches of rain to south-central Indiana. The National Weather Service in Indianapolis has issued a flood watch for much of central Indiana, including Monroe, Owen, Morgan, Brown and Lawrence counties, that's in effect until 8 a.m. Sunday morning. NOAA warns the greatest risk for flash flooding in the Bloomington region is tonight into early Saturday. Rain is expected to continue into Sunday.