WFHB Bloomington Community Radio
Seven candidate forums—two more than were already announced in the September 5 edition of the Herald Times—will be held in the MCPL Auditorium, each of them beginning at 7:00 p.m. After brief introductions, the candidates will answer questions submitted by the audience and posed by panelists. Questions may also be submitted in advance by sending an email to [email protected], with a notation of the race for which the question is intended. The forums will take place on the following dates:
Tuesday, September 20—County Auditor and County Treasurer
Thursday, September 22—County Commissioners, District 2 and District 3
Tuesday, September 27—State Representative, District 61
Wednesday, September 28—County Council at-large
Thursday, September 29—MCCSC School Board
Wednesday, October 5— State Representatives, Districts 46 and 60
Thursday, October 6— State Representatives, Districts 62 and 65
The Keys to the Candidates, compiled by the League of Women Voters as an aid to voters and published as a service by the Herald Times, will appear in the print edition of the paper in a shorter version and in its full length in the HT online.
Another service, provided on the website of the MCPL, is the “Be a Voter” web page. It offers information on voter registration and early voting, as well as a schedule for the candidate forums. A collaboration between the MCPL and the League, it will be updated as further information, including the ballot, becomes available. The “Be a Voter” page can be found at http://mcpl.info/vote.
Artist Biography: Fans are blown away by the powerful and impressive vocals by singer, songwriter and guitarist Dave Adkins. He lives in Elkhorn City, Kentucky and began playing and singing when he was just eight years old. At 17, he began playing bluegrass music at Dollywood where he stayed two years. His musical background includes both country & rock and spans over twelve years.
In 2010, he returned to the genre that was his first love, Bluegrass and formed the group, Dave Adkins & Republik Steele. Dave’s impressive soulful vocals earned him a 2013 SPBGMA nomination as Male Vocalist of the Year in the Contemporary category. He is also an accomplished songwriter, contributing original songs to his albums including That’s Just The Way I Roll (Rural Rhythm), Nothing To Lose (Mountain Fever), Adkins & Loudermilk (Mountain Fever) and his upcomingn 2016 solo release also on the Mountain Fever label.
Adkins & Loudermilk received a 2015 IBMA Award Nomination for Emerging Artist of the Year. Dave Adkins is touring as part of Adkins & Loudermilk and also as the DAVE ADKINS BAND, along with select solo dates.
For more information about this show, contact Information:
Name: Dave Adkins
Email Address: [email protected]
There will be a presentation on Financial Assistance from 7:00-7:45pm
Natural environments open a child’s imagination. A child’s imagination can stimulate creativity, problem solving, wonder, self expression, and unrestricted play. After reading, Dancing Deer and Foolish Hunter, by Elisa Kleven, children will be invited to “act out” the story they heard using the fantastic MGFR woods and creek as a stage! Recommended for ages 4 to 7. RSVP helpful, but not necessary.
Find us on the web at mtgileadretreat.org
Our mailing address is:
3363 N. Mt. Gilead Road
Bloomington, IN 47408
Contact: Alison Miller. 812.349.3771, [email protected]
The Bloomington Walking Club is an informal group that meets for a guided group walk on the paved trails surrounding Olcott Park. The group meets every Thursday evening, weather permitting. All ability levels are welcome. Walkers choose their own pace. For more information contact Alison Miller at [email protected]
Seven candidate forums—two more than were already announced in the September 5 edition of the Herald Times—will be held in the MCPL Auditorium, each of them beginning at 7:00 p.m. After brief introductions, the candidates will answer questions submitted by the audience and posed by panelists. Questions may also be submitted in advance by sending an email to [email protected], with a notation of the race for which the question is intended. The forums will take place on the following dates:
Tuesday, September 20—County Auditor and County Treasurer
Thursday, September 22—County Commissioners, District 2 and District 3
Tuesday, September 27—State Representative, District 61
Wednesday, September 28—County Council at-large
Thursday, September 29—MCCSC School Board
Wednesday, October 5— State Representatives, Districts 46 and 60
Thursday, October 6— State Representatives, Districts 62 and 65
The Keys to the Candidates, compiled by the League of Women Voters as an aid to voters and published as a service by the Herald Times, will appear in the print edition of the paper in a shorter version and in its full length in the HT online.
Another service, provided on the website of the MCPL, is the “Be a Voter” web page. It offers information on voter registration and early voting, as well as a schedule for the candidate forums. A collaboration between the MCPL and the League, it will be updated as further information, including the ballot, becomes available. The “Be a Voter” page can be found at http://mcpl.info/vote.
The Bloomfield Friday Farmer’s Market will feature “Small Business Night” and “Vintage Pop-Up Night” on Friday, September 9 from 4-7 pm. For a $5 fee, small businesses and vintage/collectable sellers are invited to set up a tent/table and advertise their business or sell their wares! The purpose of Small Business Night is to inform the public about the goods and services provided by small businesses in our own community, and to encourage residents to “buy local”. The Bloomfield market is held each Friday and is located on the corner of Spring and Franklin streets. Small Business displays will be set up in the grassy lot across Franklin Street from Bloomfield Manufacturing. Businesses can pay their fee to the market manager that evening. If there are questions, please contact the committee via our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/Bloomfield.community.farmers.market/
Old Time Radio Fridays continue with a back-to-school theme on Sept. 9, 16, 23 and 30. Old Time Radio Fridays is a listening party and discussion group for fans of classic scripted radio from the 20s-60s. Follow the Farmer House on Facebook for more information about this group’s activities.
Arts & Crafts ~ Unique Gifts ~ Home Kitchen ~ Pottery & Sculpture ~ Woven Items
Hand-Sewn Items ~ Framed Art ~ Metal Work ~ Jewelry ~ Primitive Decor ~ Artisan Handiwork
All ITEMS MADE IN GREENE COUNTY
We’ll gather at the retreat land and a potluck lunch will follow. Let us know if you’ll be there!
Find us on the web at mtgileadretreat.org
Our mailing address is:
3363 N. Mt. Gilead Road
Bloomington, IN 47408
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Seven candidate forums—two more than were already announced in the September 5 edition of the Herald Times—will be held in the MCPL Auditorium, each of them beginning at 7:00 p.m. After brief introductions, the candidates will answer questions submitted by the audience and posed by panelists. Questions may also be submitted in advance by sending an email to [email protected], with a notation of the race for which the question is intended. The forums will take place on the following dates:
Tuesday, September 20—County Auditor and County Treasurer
Thursday, September 22—County Commissioners, District 2 and District 3
Tuesday, September 27—State Representative, District 61
Wednesday, September 28—County Council at-large
Thursday, September 29—MCCSC School Board
Wednesday, October 5— State Representatives, Districts 46 and 60
Thursday, October 6— State Representatives, Districts 62 and 65
The Keys to the Candidates, compiled by the League of Women Voters as an aid to voters and published as a service by the Herald Times, will appear in the print edition of the paper in a shorter version and in its full length in the HT online.
Another service, provided on the website of the MCPL, is the “Be a Voter” web page. It offers information on voter registration and early voting, as well as a schedule for the candidate forums. A collaboration between the MCPL and the League, it will be updated as further information, including the ballot, becomes available. The “Be a Voter” page can be found at http://mcpl.info/vote.
Seven candidate forums—two more than were already announced in the September 5 edition of the Herald Times—will be held in the MCPL Auditorium, each of them beginning at 7:00 p.m. After brief introductions, the candidates will answer questions submitted by the audience and posed by panelists. Questions may also be submitted in advance by sending an email to [email protected], with a notation of the race for which the question is intended. The forums will take place on the following dates:
Tuesday, September 20—County Auditor and County Treasurer
Thursday, September 22—County Commissioners, District 2 and District 3
Tuesday, September 27—State Representative, District 61
Wednesday, September 28—County Council at-large
Thursday, September 29—MCCSC School Board
Wednesday, October 5— State Representatives, Districts 46 and 60
Thursday, October 6— State Representatives, Districts 62 and 65
The Keys to the Candidates, compiled by the League of Women Voters as an aid to voters and published as a service by the Herald Times, will appear in the print edition of the paper in a shorter version and in its full length in the HT online.
Another service, provided on the website of the MCPL, is the “Be a Voter” web page. It offers information on voter registration and early voting, as well as a schedule for the candidate forums. A collaboration between the MCPL and the League, it will be updated as further information, including the ballot, becomes available. The “Be a Voter” page can be found at http://mcpl.info/vote.