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Cup & Kettle now runs a tea production facility at 1331 W.

11th St. after years of construction setbacks and flooding. The business plans tea blending classes with IU Hilltop Garden and pop-ups in partnership with Monroe County Public Library to rebuild community ties and attract new customers.

At its Sept. 8 work session, MCCSC set numerical targets for redistricting (focusing on socioeconomic balance and net savings) and at its Sept.

22 meeting launched an eight-month facilities master plan study with CSO Architects and The Skillman Corporation to guide future scenarios, though no changes have been approved.

Beacon data shows new Monroe County property transfers not previously reported by The B Square spanning Aug.

21 to Sept. 22; transactions range from $75,000 to $16.35 million and include details on property addresses, buyers, and sellers (county GIS records).

The Indiana High School Athletic Association revealed the 2026 sectional draws for local boys (Bloomington North, Edgewood, Mitchell) and girls (Mooresville, Northview) soccer teams, with girls set to play on Oct.

5 and boys on Oct. 6; winners will advance to regional semifinals at designated sites.

Indiana women's soccer lost 2-0 to Northwestern in Evanston as the team made six shots on goal but could not score, extending a four-game Big Ten losing streak.

The Hoosiers will return home to face No. 20 Michigan (at Bill Armstrong Stadium) at noon on Oct. 4.

Indiana men’s tennis redshirt senior Sam Landau reached the round of 16 at the ITA All-American Championships (Sept.

19-27) in Tulsa after rallying from a first-set loss, and he led four Hoosiers in singles play. The team will return Oct. 2-4 at the Louisville Invite in Kentucky.

Indiana women's soccer lost 2-0 to Northwestern yesterday in Evanston — defensive mistakes in the second half led to the defeat.

The team will regroup for its Oct. 4 home match at Bill Armstrong Stadium.

Indiana volleyball swept Maryland in three sets on Sept.

26 at Wilkinson Hall after posting 46 kills and 10 blocks. Avry Tatum led with 10 kills on 20 attacks plus teammates added key plays to boost their Big Ten record.

No. 2 Indiana Men’s Soccer beat Penn State 2-1 Friday at Bill Armstrong Stadium; Oliver Moller-Jensen scored twice (including the winning goal in the 77th minute) to keep the team unbeaten and atop the Big Ten standings.

Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti criticized the officiating after a 29 to 23 win over Northwestern when officials penalized the team repeatedly for an illegal snap, leaving him confused about unclear calls.

The Hoosiers tallied eight penalties, tying for third most in his tenure.