The Bloomington-Normal Asahikawa Sister City Committee announced an opportunity for a high school student to live and study for 10 months in Asahikawa, Japan. Read on...
The Illinois Municipal League (IML) elected officers and members to its Board of Directors at its Annual Business Meeting, Sept. 17, as a part of the 109th IML Annual Conference at the Hilton Chicago. Read on...
Beginning 7 a.m., Tuesday, Sept. 6, Virginia Ave. between South Linden St. and Hillcrest St. will be closed to traffic. Weather permitting, road closure is expected to last until late Oct. Drivers are urged to use caution when traveling through the area. Read on...
Town of Normal Parks & Recreation added educational signs about monarch butterflies and a photo-worthy set of butterfly wings to Underwood Park in addition to new birdhouses designed to attract birds to the
native habitat area. Read on...
The Town of Normal encourages residents to register for Notify Normal, a free mass communication system the Town recently launched to enhance its communication and interactions with the community by visiting www.normalil.gov/notifynormal. Read on...
The Town of Normal launched an online Open Data Portal on its website, making the Town’s data and information more transparent and relevant to residents through dashboards, interactive charts and maps. Read on...
Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube (the first and third Monday of each month at 7:00 pm). Previously recorded meetings are also available for viewing (see videos tab). Watch Live
The Town of Normal hosted an online public meeting in July for the community to provide feedback on the future of Uptown South, the area south of the railroad tracks near City Hall. Read on...
The Council approved approved a modified grant agreement with the USDOT for the Uptown Connector/Underpass. The modified agreement provides an additional $3.16 million in federal funding, increasing BUILD 2019 funding from $13 million to $16.16 million. Read on...
The Town of Normal Comprehensive Plan is drawing praise within months of its adoption. The Plan received the Daniel Burnham Award for an Outstanding Comprehensive Plan from the Illinois chapter of the American Planning Association (ILAPA). Read on...
