From left to right: Maia Olson, Devin Adams, Nikitha Philip, Kiarra King, Kyle Thoennes, Alexandria Caruthers, Jackson Eimer and Nicolas Matejka.
NORMAL — The Normal Rotary Club recently awarded scholarships to eight local students during a reception on April 30.
Each student was honored with a $1,000 scholarship, seven customary and one agriculture education scholarship of equal value to a student in the ag field, to support their academic journey beyond high school, according to a news release from the rotary club.
The recipients are as follows:
High school seniors who demonstrate a dedication to service, citizenship and leadership were invited to apply for the scholarship. Finalists were selected from a competitive pool for an in-person interview conducted by the Normal Rotary Club scholarship committee. The recipients were then chosen from the interview candidates, according to the news release.
Bloomington-Normal Daybreak Rotary Club and Hy-Vee host the third annual “Grocery Grab”
Sunrise Rotary president Glen Harbin, right, and Brandy Lange work the grill on Friday evening during the Bloomington-Normal Sunrise Rotary’s Brats & Bags in downtown Bloomington.
Ollie, a chihuahua mix, checks out a dog sculpture in front of The Pantagraph office on Friday evening during the Bloomington-Normal Sunrise Rotary’s Brats & Bags in downtown Bloomington. Ollie is owned by Bloomington’s Jeff Allen.
Winnie enjoyed the events on Friday evening during the Bloomington-Normal Sunrise Rotary’s Brats & Bags in downtown Bloomington. Winnie is a 10-month-old mix owned by Sara Larsen.
Charlie, a mini poodle, enjoys being around the other dogs on Friday evening during the Bloomington-Normal Sunrise Rotary’s Brats & Bags in downtown Bloomington. Charlie is owned by Jennifer Olson.
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Douglas Lot C located at 208 E. Market St. in Bloomington will close Monday for maintenance and improvement work.
Beginning at 4 a.m. Monday, multiple lane reductions will go into effect across town for pavement repairs.
From left to right: Maia Olson, Devin Adams, Nikitha Philip, Kiarra King, Kyle Thoennes, Alexandria Caruthers, Jackson Eimer and Nicolas Matejka.
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