Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 3rd of September.
Good morning, Bloomington.
Filming for the film 'Little Five' took place in Bloomington last summer when crews and thousands of extras gathered at local landmarks (including Simon Skodt Assembly Hall and Nick's English Hut) to recreate a 1980s look for the movie set to release in 2027.
Local streets were closed during filming.
Herald-Times has released its Pictures of the Month showcasing August highlights in Bloomington from staff photographer Rich Janzaruk (spotlighting the city’s vibrant summer scenes).
Bloomington’s New Horizons Orchestra welcomes adult beginners to a 14‑week session starting Sept.
7 at Faith Lutheran Church—Monday evening rehearsals run from 6‑8 p.m. and offer basic lessons, concert preparation, and an October retreat for further learning.
The Jacobs School of Music now has a new Dance Department that merges ballet and contemporary dance programs following the HEA 1001 reorganization.
Around 50 students can choose to shift to Jacobs for more focused coursework and easier collaboration (the first mixer was held on Sunday).
A motion-triggered video captured nighttime wildlife activity at the future Carl Ziegler Wetlands and Education Center.
The footage offers a preview of the natural habitat that local visitors will learn from once the center opens (it is still under development).
Bloomington Parks and Recreation has unveiled a five-year master plan for 2026–2030 after community engagement — the plan prioritizes maintaining parks and financial sustainability.
The Board will review investment recommendations at a meeting on Sept. 28, 5:30 p.m. at Switchyard Park Pavilion.
Indiana volleyball rebounded after a loss to Louisville by winning a four set match over Georgia and a five set battle against Texas A&M, with standout plays by Jager & Boersema.
The team will face No. 22 Tennessee at 3 p.m. Sunday in Nashville.
Indiana men’s soccer won a 1-0 match over Butler today in Bloomington, giving playing time to three foreign-born players (now five on the roster) that reflect a growing international influence in college soccer.
Indiana Athletics sold out season tickets for the 2026-27 football season and set a new student claim system; resale tickets and parking passes for grass lots are available on SeatGeek.
Homecoming events include a parade on Oct. 30 plus a game against Minnesota on Oct. 31 near Memorial Stadium.
Indiana volleyball newcomers Sara Snowbarger and Kiki Granberry played key roles in the Hoosiers' wins over Georgia and Texas A&M at Mackey Arena during the Big Ten/SEC Challenge Week.
Their strong performances point to a promising season under coach Steve Aird as Indiana aims to return to the NCAA Tournament.
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