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    Bloomington, Indiana, has launched a program offering free solar panel installations to homeowners who meet qualifying criteria. The Herald-Times reported the initiative, which is expected to help lower-income residents cut energy costs while advancing the city's clean energy goals. Details on eligibility requirements and how to apply are drawing attention from residents and local energy observers.

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    Music lineup announced for 2026 Lotus World Music & Arts Festival▼Music at 2026 Lotus World Music & Arts Festival✉newsCultureMusic12 h ago

    The Herald-Times has published coverage of the music lineup for the 2026 Lotus World Music & Arts Festival, the annual Bloomington, Indiana event known for bringing international artists to multiple downtown stages. Details of which performers will appear at next year's edition are drawing early attention from fans of the long-running festival.

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    Aerialogy performed at the Lotus World Music & Arts Festival, the annual music and arts event held in Bloomington, Indiana. The group's appearance was covered by the Herald-Times, drawing attention to the festival's lineup. Details about the performance itself, including the repertoire and audience reaction, have not been reported.

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    Photos capture Bloomington's Lotus World Music & Arts Festival▼Look at the best photos from The Lotus World Music & Arts Festival✉newsCultureMusic14 h ago

    The Herald-Times has published a gallery of the best photographs from this year's Lotus World Music & Arts Festival in Bloomington, Indiana. The images showcase performers, audiences and street scenes from the long-running celebration of global music and arts, which draws acts and visitors from around the world each September.

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    Corry family shares journey with Bloomington South tennis●Corry family on 'amazing' journey together with Bloomington South tennis✉newsSportTennis5 d ago

    The Corry family is being featured for their shared involvement with the Bloomington South tennis program, which they describe as an 'amazing' journey together. The story, reported by the Herald-Times, highlights the family's experience within the Indiana high school tennis community.