Tag: Creative economy

To generate support for Congress to pass the RESTART Act, the downtown Paramount Theatre will be lit red Tuesday evening. https://t.co/yrIMEIR8pK

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 31, 2020

The concern is that any budget approved over $36.5 million will reduce the county’s general fund operating balance to start 2021. https://t.co/yihDVnVzL8

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 31, 2020

The work that is being proposed through the project includes upgrades to the existing water treatment plant and water tank and new water mains. https://t.co/88QkBD3j77

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 21, 2020

Body cameras would cost the county $55,000 the first year and $24,000 each of the next four years. City officials don't know what the cost would be to purchase body cameras for the police department. https://t.co/pgJmelxJRB

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 18, 2020

David Barrickman has added four part-time employees this year, something he hasn't done in the past, to complement his thousands of workers – worker bees, that is. https://t.co/D8xoR0mGuM

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 21, 2020

Collective Roots will offer locally made and grown items, including produce, grass-fed beef, breads, coffee products and pastries. The café will serve the same items available in the market. https://t.co/9Ism7n9yWT

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 12, 2020

A poll conducted by the American Lung Association shows 70% of the respondents favor a smoke-free environment at public places, including bars and casinos in Indiana. https://t.co/oJcapk10mw

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 11, 2020

Several thousand customers were without power throughout Madison County late Monday evening after strong wind, rain and lightning hit Indiana. https://t.co/P8Me4gdEwy

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 11, 2020

ANDERSON – The Anderson Speedway sold out at half capacity for the PayLess Little 500 in accordance with COVID-19 restrictions, but the pandemic put no damper on the festive atmosphere in the stands or in the traditional tailgate parties in the park… https://t.co/SO6djWGrqQ

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 6, 2020

Gov. Eric Holcomb said he was also extending the state’s limits crowd sizes for restaurants, bars and public events. https://t.co/95AnFsGcvU

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 26, 2020

Anderson is without a Ponderosa for the first time since 1973. https://t.co/KcJWyUMMAg

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 25, 2020

With 20 positions up for election to six local school boards, there are 10 contested races in the November general election. https://t.co/VcLj3aFT1y

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 23, 2020

The Anderson Board of Public Works approved a 2% increase in electric rates for the final quarter of the year. https://t.co/gr6R2jzLqy

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 21, 2020

The Madison County Chamber of Commerce was honored with the Excellence in Innovation Award for its efforts, including the "Buy a Card, Save a Business" radiothon in late April. https://t.co/kkwzUt7RWX

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 20, 2020

To date, the County Council has appropriated $320,000 to pay Bose McKinney & Evans this year. The 2020 budget amount was $150,000. https://t.co/eKu7SyMYg7

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 19, 2020

Domanic Wills’ moving company, A-Town Transport, is his second small business venture. He has also owned a landscaping company, D’s Lawnscape, since 2012. https://t.co/8fGClJs1hU

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 17, 2020

Dawn Davis's daughter, Ashley Sparkman, died of a drug overdose. She's raising Ashley's son while waiting for the man who police believe gave Ashley the drug to go to trial. https://t.co/GrX23I0Gzo

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 7, 2020

A second member of the Anderson Community Schools Board has entered the ongoing discussion surrounding recent appointments that have been derailed by public opposition. https://t.co/zC7cyho9bp

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 7, 2020

The $23.5 million facility will be on the northeast corner of 14th and John streets, directly across from the Wigwam Complex. https://t.co/qdN1vT0cQv

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 7, 2020

More than 100,000 Hoosiers have tested positive for the novel coronavirus since the beginning of the pandemic in March, according to the Indiana Department of Health. https://t.co/hZxV6CqoQM

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 7, 2020

When Cindy and Bruce moved into the Lofts at Leeson’s in Elwood, it was with the intent of making it their home for the rest of their lives. Less than 6 months later, the couple has moved out because of alleged drug activity and poor maintenance. https://t.co/ZnNEOSsZ9p

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 7, 2020

An applicant who was scheduled to be put before the Anderson Community Schools Board on Tuesday as the proposed principal for Anderson Elementary School has withdrawn his nomination amid public opposition. https://t.co/hiFONVpzos

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 6, 2020

ANDERSON – The 5th Annual Anderson On Tap fest brought a sense of normality to Labor Day weekend, the unofficial end of summer, after so many summer activities were put on indefinite hold due to the coronavirus pandemic. https://t.co/6thvuLKERS

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 5, 2020

ANDERSON – Local residents wanting to cast an absentee ballot have until October 22 to submit their application with the Madison County Clerk’s office. https://t.co/4PPlI7cydU

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 4, 2020

ANDERSON — A property that has sat vacant for many years is being brought back to productive use as a car lot. https://t.co/LEUKIHjpsI

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 4, 2020

ANDERSON – Local residents are being asked to offer their recommendations for a long term transportation plan for the Madison County area. https://t.co/8cidQ7Ck1C

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 4, 2020

“We thought why not do something that would bring light and joy and would be simple,” Bethel United Methodist Church Pastor Kristine Marshall said. On Thursday, church members began delivering brightly painted butterflies to people's yards. https://t.co/15Astadt7S

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 4, 2020

Deep Patel, general manager at Best Western Plus, said, “Occupancy is still down, nowhere close to what it was last year, but it’s enough (to) where I can have my team in here and make sure they are all getting paid." https://t.co/As0EMFMffr

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 4, 2020

Both sides in the battle over the proposed Lone Oak Solar Farm have submitted their conclusions of law to Madison Circuit Court Division 6 Judge Mark Dudley for judicial review. https://t.co/W7i27F790m

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 3, 2020

The first phase of the Anderson First Church of the Nazarene project is a 6,500-square-foot Community Room along 23rd Street and attached to the existing church. The second phase will be a 3,600-square-foot addition to the building. https://t.co/7HjhVZOQN7

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 3, 2020

Drivers looking to repeat as winners of the Pay Less Little 500, seeking that first victory or to make their first race all agree it’s a unique event. The 500-lap sprint car race is Saturday night at Anderson Speedway. https://t.co/YrJxeheZoP

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 3, 2020

The concept is to have a central entrance that will include restrooms that will lead to a splash pad area, several different playgrounds and a pavilion for concerts and events. There would be rock climbing, an observation tower and zip line. https://t.co/tyICqEKhSH

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 2, 2020

The improved park facility at 10th Street and Madison Avenue is expected to be completed by the start of next summer. https://t.co/3TXrh3jRgJ

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 2, 2020

“One of my buddies told me about this race,” one fan said of attending his first Little 500. “I cried on the first lap, just like I do at Indianapolis.” https://t.co/ofNnhtipBk

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 2, 2020

“Carrie Mae had a keen insight into the community. She always believed that people should help each other in the community.” https://t.co/Z3Po2pEEuh

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 1, 2020

"I think I was a drug addict from the get-go. It made me feel good and I didn't want to stop," John Houts said as he shared his story of recovery during the fourth annual Madison County Overdose Awareness Event. https://t.co/IfUukIBZJw

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 1, 2020

Painter John McClendon will be in town for about three weeks painting, glazing, antiquing and applying imitation gold leaf so the repaired area will match the rest of the theater. https://t.co/xw9igtwkLF

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 31, 2020

Organizers of the event claim police used COVID-19 concerns to disguise racial bias and justify a lack of police presence. APD Chief Jake Brown says officers patrolled the perimeter to avoid unnecessary exposure to the virus. https://t.co/wcvKYErzZX

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 31, 2020

Anderson University, Purdue Polytechnic Anderson and Ivy Tech Community College are resuming on-campus instruction today after closing down their buildings in March. https://t.co/ZmuYO0bvUP

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 31, 2020

MCHD Administrator Stephenie Grimes’ weekly report to the county’s superintendents said the average community spread is 11.3, which is considered low and enables schools and districts to continue next week with in-person classes. https://t.co/28WTrhQICf

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 28, 2020

Students and staff still must wear masks, maintain physical distancing, wash hands and take other precautions. https://t.co/lBJg1gJrtI

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 28, 2020

Economic development officials said they were anxious to have the resolution passed because it should have been approved in March, just as the COVID-19 pandemic arrived and delayed actions. https://t.co/zp0xmi5weV

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 28, 2020

Concerns about the safety of audience members and musicians during the coronavirus pandemic have pushed the Anderson Symphony Orchestra's opening concert to March 2021. https://t.co/3rc5wC0TYh

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 28, 2020

About a dozen women from the Kikthawenund chapter stood in front of the Anderson City Building along Eighth Street, holding signs and waving to passing motorists. https://t.co/XJOtlURErj

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 27, 2020

According to Indiana law, “the county executive” — in this case, Mayor Thomas Broderick — is responsible for appointing four members, including a nonvoting “member of the school board of a school corporation." https://t.co/Z9Aku25PKR

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 27, 2020

In his four seasons as Pacers coach, Nate McMillan complied a record of 183-136; however, the team was just 3-16 in the playoffs during his tenure. https://t.co/jrI2JjUzb9

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 26, 2020

Fifteen local church women, wearing the traditional white of the women’s suffrage movement, read first-person bios of suffragists in a mini-reenactment of the 1920 Seneca Falls Convention. https://t.co/Dh9foRpUF8

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 26, 2020

A partnership between Anderson First Church of the Nazarene, Prairie Farms and the national Convoy of Hope will provide fresh dairy products for a drive-thru food pantry on Friday. https://t.co/yY83l3mJKd

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 25, 2020

An incident in which nine Daleville Jr.-Sr. High School students allegedly formed what appears to be a swastika with their bodies while making a Nazi salute is not reflective of the sentiments of the community, a town official said Monday. https://t.co/oXYyUJR4cM

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 24, 2020

“Still, that feeling of family and love is there. It’s been a happy place in the middle of a very different time. We are in a groove.” https://t.co/sh9PnXIYXm

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 24, 2020

"I’m hoping this record will help people get through this situation because it helped me.” https://t.co/qAJ2NWwKFR

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 21, 2020

The Anderson Community Schools board on Thursday voted to bring back students in grades pre-K to 4 for in-person classes and students in grades 5 through 12 for hybrid classes after fall break on Oct. 19. https://t.co/EyeGC1uc3u

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 21, 2020

Federal prosecutors alleged that Steve Bannon and three others "orchestrated a scheme to defraud hundreds of thousands of donors" in an online crowdfunding campaign that raised more than $25 million to build a wall along the southern border. https://t.co/zoMKlJEWq4

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 20, 2020

As the first woman to serve as a judge in Madison County, Angela Warner Sims continues to take the responsibility to heart. https://t.co/L5aDiasyaG

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 20, 2020

The Anderson City Council wrapped up two days of 2021 budget hearings Wednesday evening, and determined that the Police Department is considered at full staffing with 108 patrol officers on duty. https://t.co/2mJdUPtTgl

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 20, 2020

Fourteen cases were discovered last week. Additional testing identified two more offenders who were positive for the novel coronavirus. https://t.co/JYU35Uorc6

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 19, 2020

The Herald Bulletin is working on a story about COVID-19 in nursing homes and other long-term care facilities in our coverage area. If you would like to share your experiences, contact Don Knight at don.knight@heraldbulletin.com or 765-623-9019. https://t.co/R7XbvLeDXp

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 19, 2020

A balanced budget for general operations of the city was presented at $35.7 million, which is 1% higher than this year’s budget. The 1% increase was to provide non-union employees and elected officials with a salary increase. https://t.co/DZfjiByCh7

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 19, 2020

The alley runs east to west on three lots owned by the Anderson Township trustee at the intersection of 14th Street and Central Avenue. Approval of the request would transfer ownership of the alley from the city to the trustee's office. https://t.co/0lQ1VGvzch

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 18, 2020

In 1970, one year after the historic Woodstock music festival, young locals Scott McKibben and Larry Burdon had an idea to bring Woodstock to Moonsville, Indiana. People still talk about what could have been 50 years ago. https://t.co/8j4oTMI9XY

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 17, 2020

This week, several schools and districts have moved to their modified attendance programs because of the community spread reported Friday by the Madison County Health Department. https://t.co/hi3VPRuj0h

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 17, 2020

A proposed ordinance on police reform was defeated 5-4 by the Anderson City Council on Thursday. https://t.co/m2qQsDfwSk

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 14, 2020

More than a hundred people gathered outside the Anderson City Building to show support for members of the local police department. https://t.co/sHSro0xYMI

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 13, 2020

This year’s festival has been expanded to three days, Friday through Sunday, and there will be amusement rides, a barbecue competition, car and bike shows, basketball and softball tournaments, a carnival and two stages of live bands. https://t.co/hCLZ51nyuW

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 13, 2020

“While six months ago we may have chosen a different path, the COVID pandemic has changed how we educate and support our students and staff. We’ve moved quickly to make decisions and serve the need of our diverse student body and staff." https://t.co/UTtHEIPmKh

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 12, 2020

Joe Biden named California Sen. Kamala Harris as his running mate on Tuesday, making history by selecting the first Black woman to compete on a major party’s presidential ticket. https://t.co/DaO8euvS29

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 11, 2020

Two of college football's five power conferences have shut down a crumbling season amid the pandemic. https://t.co/hxSaEhgqX1

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 11, 2020

The Anderson Board of Public Safety has set a Sept. 28 hearing date for Officer Brandon Reynolds, who was suspended without pay July 29. https://t.co/vLUC00lthQ

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 10, 2020

Tonight could get a little wild with the weather. The system caused significant wind damage in Iowa earlier today, so keep an eye to the sky! https://t.co/MjB4zAxnzX

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 10, 2020

A potential derecho producing widespread damaging winds, some of which should be intense, is expected to persist and expand east from Iowa into parts of the Midwest through this evening. Tune in to broadcast media or NOAA weather radio for watches or warnings issued in your area. pic.twitter.com/gUmmAQ1Hpj

— NWS Storm Prediction Center (@NWSSPC) August 10, 2020

Welcome! https://t.co/a95N7EBIwh

— Madison County (@MadisonCoIN911) August 5, 2020

Great communication system for interoperability connecting all 15 of our fire departments, disostch, hospitals and coroner into 1 multi LTE and LMR systems. #interoperability https://t.co/f783KEHdsQ

— Madison County (@MadisonCoIN911) July 8, 2020

This cell in Tipton County has kicked off an outflow boundary. It also may be producing hail of 1 inch or larger. The cell May begin to chase that outflow boundary towards Central Madison County. We will watch it closely. #MadCoWx #INwx pic.twitter.com/V6wVbLvici

— Anderson Weather (@MadCoINwx) September 8, 2020

Here's a look at the progress of storms. Full video on Facebook. https://t.co/QT1XnDC1X5 pic.twitter.com/0IJnwIEsBE

— Anderson Weather (@MadCoINwx) September 7, 2020

There's a nice line of storms just north of the County. However, as you watch the storm motion, we're going to need to see some development on the western end of the line is were going to get some rain. #MadCoWx #INwx pic.twitter.com/GCp6ATlK3B

— Anderson Weather (@MadCoINwx) September 7, 2020

A #Bcrown20 Blue Moon over @HoP_Racing https://t.co/LKQeaIo4rM

— Breeders Crown (@Breeders_Crown) September 6, 2020

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— Breeders Crown (@Breeders_Crown) September 4, 2020

Leaving family to race in Ontario very tough for driver Yannick Gingras https://t.co/RRT3nT0ceP

— Breeders Crown (@Breeders_Crown) September 1, 2020

That's your #Bcrown19 champ returning to @WoodbineSB @WinbakFarm winner circle! https://t.co/dz4RoNXQPv

— Breeders Crown (@Breeders_Crown) August 30, 2020

#INDsired #HoosierHorsepower https://t.co/krvIUlAdy4

— Indiana Standardbred Breed Development Program (@INStandardbred) September 2, 2020

Harrah's Hoosier Park Racing & Casino is proud to support the historic Paramount Theatre. #caesarsentertainment pic.twitter.com/qBODTCvqOD

— Harrah's Hoosier Park (@HoosierPark) September 6, 2020

Here's a look at Tonight's Driver Doubles @HoP_Racing. #PlayHP pic.twitter.com/00BChQsi84

— Hoosier Park (@HoP_Racing) September 5, 2020