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Today’s edition · Tues., Nov. 3

Hoosiers open with a 91-57 win; polls close at 6 p.m.

Plus, Eli Lilly's logo is joining the courts at Assembly Hall and Mackey Arena.

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Eli Lilly signs a multiyear deal to put its logo on IU's and Purdue's basketball courts

Lilly's ties to Purdue go back further than its ties to IU

Sources: WBIW, Indiana Public Media

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Purdue (more than)120 years
IU (more than)60 years

Eli Lilly and Company has signed a multiyear deal to put its logo on the basketball courts at Simon Skjodt and Mackey Arena. It's Lilly's first full sports sponsorship, and the first time a corporate brand has appeared on both schools' courts. facilitated the deal.

The logo goes on Branch McCracken Court and Purdue's Keady Court for men's and women's teams. Lilly has worked with Purdue for more than 120 years and with IU for more than 60, mostly on medical research and academics.

The Indianapolis Star reports the logos are in place for Assembly Hall games this week, including the IU women against FGCU tonight at 7 p.m. Indiana's revenue sharing topped $21 million this year.

IU is lining up sponsors as revenue-sharing costs climb

$21 million
mark IU's revenue sharing topped this year
$50 million
over 20 years for Merchants Bank's football field sponsorship
  • Financial terms: not publicly disclosed
  • Revenue sharing: rises at least 4% every year

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Election Day

Voting today? Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., you need a valid ID, and you can find your polling place on the Monroe County Voter Information map. Early voting ended at noon Monday with 17,402 ballots, more than 2022's 14,064 but fewer than 2018's 21,341. The Herald-TimesIndiana Public Media

Monroe County early voting beat 2022 but trailed 2018

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2022 midterm14,064
2026 midterm17,402

City Council

The Bloomington is set to review housing density and UDO changes, fire safety codes, emergency funding, a $6.8 million bond issue and a proposal to ban artificial superintelligence within city limits at its regular session Wed., Nov. 4. Councilmember Hopi Stosberg sponsors the housing item, Ordinance 2026-31. WBIW

Cicada Cinema

After 10 years of showing and promoting movies around Bloomington, Cicada Cinema will soon have its own theater on the near west side. Josh Brewer is hopeful it will open by December. The Herald-TimesThe Herald-Times

Hoosier hoops

Freshman guard Prince-Alexander Moody is expected to miss extended time with a knee injury suffered in practice, coach Darian DeVries said after Monday's win. Moody watched from the end of the bench on crutches. IndyStar

IU football

Indiana (8-1, 5-1 Big Ten) moved up one spot to No. 3 in the US LBM Coaches Poll after its 23-16 overtime win over Minnesota. In the AP Poll, the Hoosiers dropped two spots to No. 6, behind No. 5 UCLA. The Herald-Times

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Farmers' market season doesn't end when the weather turns. The Bloomington Community Farmers' Market moves indoors to the Pavilion at Switchyard Park this Saturday, Nov. 7, with apples, winter squash, honey, cheeses and hot foods and drinks on the table. Warm snacks and fresh produce under one roof sounds like a fine way to spend a chilly Saturday.

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Today in Bloomingtonto me · Tues., Nov. 36:00 a.m.

Hoosiers open with a 91-57 win; polls close at 6 p.m.

Plus, Eli Lilly's logo is joining the courts at Assembly Hall and Mackey Arena.

The TLDR

  1. Eli Lilly signs a deal to put its logo on IU and Purdue courts
  2. Monroe County polls are open until 6 p.m. today
  3. The Common Council meets Wed., Nov. 4, with a $6.8 million bond issue on its agenda
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