Connie Shakalis is a journalist based in Bloomington, Indiana, focusing on local news and events. She writes for The Herald-Times, Reporter-Times, and Times-Mail, covering a range of topics including sports, arts and culture, and community initiatives. With a passion for storytelling, Connie aims to highlight the diverse voices and stories within her community.
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Connie's coverage primarily revolves around local events, music, performing arts, and theater in the Bloomington area of Indiana. She seems to be interested in articles featuring local talents or events related to entertainment news.
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Quincy Jones Jr., a composer, bandleader, songwriter and producer, died earlier this month at 91.
By: Connie Shakalis
A new season sprouts for Indiana's only Jewish theater company, Jewish Theatre of Bloomington (JTB), as Audrey Heller, its producing artistic director and cofounder, retires Jan. 2, 2025.
By: Connie Shakalis
Richard Sterban got excited recently as he discussed two topics: The Oak Ridge Boys 'new album, " Mama's Boys," and their upcoming annual Christmas tour, coming to Nashville, Indiana, this month.
Giving someone an experience can top a tangible gift. Here's something that's both: a trip to a 1990s-esque video store that includes renting some movies curated for your recipient.
By: Connie Shakalis
Three young Bloomington girls find magic performing in Constellation Stage & Screen's \
By: Connie Shakalis
Three young Bloomington girls find magic performing in Constellation Stage & Screen's "The Wizard of Oz."
By: Connie Shakalis
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By: Connie Shakalis
Nearly a quarter million audience members have entered Brown County Music Center (and beer garden) since it opened in August 2019, shortly before the pandemic. Here are two main reasons people keep coming and top national acts keep booking at this 2,000-plus-seat modern venue in the age-old Brown County, Indiana, countryside. (As you exit your car in the 520-vehicle for-pay parking lot, look around — you're smack in the bucolic hills.)
By: Connie Shakalis
Sandy Rustin, playwright of 'Clue,' may share secrets when she talks at Indiana University Cinema, before 'Clue' is performed at IU Auditorium.
By: Connie Shakalis
"I want creatives making more money. Subsidies are valuable, but they go only so far," said Charles Pearce, the new executive director of the Arts Alliance of Greater Bloomington (AAGB).
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