Jill Bond is the News Director at The Herald-Times. She covers a range of topics including events and conferences, arts and entertainment, and architecture, with a particular focus on Indiana and themes such as ESG and voting. Jill's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Times-Mail, Reporter-Times, Yahoo News, The Indianapolis Star, and Evansville Courier & Press.
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Jill Bond's articles mainly focus on local events, entertainment news, and house & home topics in Bloomington, Indiana. She often covers seasonal events and government announcements relevant to the area.
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By: Jill Bond
To keep food safe to eat during a power outage, you may need to take additional steps. Here are some tips.
By: Jill Bond
If you're lucky enough to have a generator available during what is expected to be an extended power outage for many in the Evansville area, it's a good idea to keep safety in mind.
A preliminary investigation indicates the Shoals resident lost control of his vehicle.
Not everyone can stay in when it snows. Here are some reminders about preparing for winter driving.
A travel watch is in effect for Monroe County as roads quickly becoming snow-covered and slippery.
By: Jill Bond, Carol Kugler
Pat East has been at the helm of The Mill since its inception.
The ice sculptures outside The Mill during this year's Freezefest are likely to last, given how cold it's projected to be in the area next week. Thankfully, Bloomington's winter festival isn't solely about embracing the cold; there's a little fire included, too.
It's full speed ahead for Indiana lawmakers who are cramming lots of bills into this year's budget session. This year's session is scheduled to end April 29.
By: Jill Bond
Here are some of the activities planned for Monday's MLK Day holiday.
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