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Are you contemplating a bathroom remodel in Bloomington, Indiana? If so, you’ve likely encountered a slew of opinions, advice, and perhaps even some myths about the process. As your trusted plumbing partner in Bloomington for over three decades, Hudson Plumbing is here to set the record straight. Let’s dive into some common misconceptions surrounding bathroom remodeling and how we can MAKE IT HAPPEN for you.  Myth #1: Bathroom Remodeling is Too Expensive
Truth: While bathroom remodeling can indeed be a significant investment, it doesn’t have to break the bank. At Hudson Plumbing, we understand the importance of balancing quality and affordability. Our experienced team will work closely with you to develop a plan that aligns with your budget without compromising on style or functionality. Enjoy special financing plans through our longtime partner GreenSky with approved credit. TRUST IN US to deliver exceptional results within your desired price range. Myth #2: DIY is the Way to Go Truth: While DIY projects can be rewarding, tackling a bathroom remodel on your own can quickly turn into a costly and time-consuming endeavor. Plumbing, in particular, requires specialized knowledge and expertise to ensure everything is installed correctly and up to code. With Hudson Plumbing by your side, you can leave the heavy lifting to us. Our skilled professionals will handle every aspect of the remodel, from plumbing installations to fixture replacements, with precision and care.
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MACC Remodeling Joins Forces with Hudson Plumbing to Offer Complete Bathroom & Kitchen Remodeling6/10/2024 We are thrilled to announce a significant milestone in the journey of Hudson Plumbing: the acquisition of MACC Remodeling. This union marks a moment of celebration as two trusted local companies join forces to create a powerhouse in plumbing and remodeling services. With more than 60 years of combined experience, our team is poised to deliver unparalleled excellence to the Martinsville, Bloomington and Bedford communities and beyond.
At Hudson Plumbing, we have always prided ourselves on our commitment to quality, integrity, and customer satisfaction. With the addition of MACC Remodeling’s expertise, resources, and talented team, we are poised to elevate our services to new heights. Whether it’s a plumbing repair, a bathroom remodel, or a complete kitchen renovation, our customers can trust in us to deliver exceptional results every time. Trust In Us is not just a motto; it’s a promise we uphold with every project we undertake. With decades of experience behind us, our customers can have confidence in our ability to handle any plumbing or remodeling challenge with professionalism and expertise. By combining our strengths, we are better equipped than ever to meet the diverse needs of our customers and exceed their expectations. We are celebrating World Refugee Day this upcoming Sunday, June 16th from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM at First United Methodist Church (219 East 4th ST., Bloomington, IN 47408). We are celebrating welcoming nearly 400 refugees in Bloomington since November 2021! There will be performances, speeches, a taco truck and a soccer game! Bring your dads and celebrate as a family. Come for an hour or stay the whole time - we would love to see you there!  Ivy Tech Community College Bloomington is the recipient of two Awards for Excellence in Career and Technical Education (CTE). The awards were presented by the Indiana Commission for Higher Education in a ceremony held May 6.
Recognition awards highlight the achievements of CTE students, programs, partners, and counselors across the state who exemplify the qualities of and opportunities of Career and Technical Education. Amelia Ward, design technology student, is the recipient of an Award for Excellence in the Postsecondary Student category. Ward graduated with her associate degree in design technology and a certificate in architecture in May 2024. She is pursuing full-time employment in her field and plans to earn her bachelor’s in mechanical engineering. Respiratory Therapy is the recipient of an Award for Excellence in the Outstanding Postsecondary Program category. Ivy Tech Bloomington's respiratory therapy program prepares graduates for work as licensed respiratory therapists in hospitals and medical offices across Indiana and is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Respiratory Care (CoARC). Ivy Tech Bloomington offers more than 40 career and four-year transfer programs, with courses that start multiple times per year for quick entry and graduation. To get started, apply for free online at ivytech.edu/bloomington, call 812-330-6013, or email [email protected]. For information on free, short-term training programs at Ivy Tech Bloomington, visit ivytech.edu/bloomington/NLJ.  Mayor Kerry Thomson announced that she has officially named Desiree DeMolina to serve as Communications Director for the City of Bloomington.
DeMolina comes to the role from Habitat for Humanity of Monroe County, where she occupied the role of Communications and Marketing Manager. “Desiree brings a breadth of experience and expertise in marketing, communications, and operations in the arts, economic development, and not-for-profit sectors,” said Mayor Thomson. “Her career focus on community engagement and connection will be instrumental in transforming the way the City communicates and shares information with residents, City employees, and stakeholders.” To increase safety, connectivity, and accessibility along the Indiana Avenue corridor around downtown and the Indiana University campus, the City of Bloomington is considering protected bicycle infrastructure, pedestrian crossing improvements, and bus stop improvements.
The City of Bloomington will host public meetings later this spring and summer to gather feedback on potential infrastructure improvements to create a safer corridor for cyclists, pedestrians, and drivers. The first public meeting will take place on Tuesday, June 11, 2024, at 5:30 pm at the Sample Gates to discuss project scope and objectives. The Indiana Avenue corridor has experienced one of the highest amounts of severe traffic collisions in recent years within Bloomington. Since 2018, there have been nine traffic collisions along this corridor resulting in severe injuries or fatalities. In its current state, there are gaps in the bicycle, pedestrian, and transit network that can be improved. With the goal of eliminating traffic fatalities and severe injuries, this project is a crucial step toward allowing all street users to travel through Bloomington safely and comfortably.  Dr. Sue Ellspermann, the ninth president of Ivy Tech Community College, today announced she will retire in June 2025, at the end of her current contract. She joined the College in 2016 after serving as Indiana’s fiftieth Lieutenant Governor.
“Few positions afford the opportunity to change lives, strengthen communities and fuel our workforce and economy, and I am honored to have led this remarkable institution,” said Ellspermann. “I am forever grateful to the students, faculty, staff, trustees and community partners who trusted me to help Ivy Tech reach new heights in service of our students, employers and the state. I am deeply proud of what we have achieved together and have full confidence that Ivy Tech will continue to deliver on its mission as Indiana’s workforce engine and springboard for social and economic mobility.” Under Ellspermann’s leadership, Ivy Tech aligned its more than 70 degrees and credentials to the workforce needs of Indiana employers while launching dozens of innovative new programs, including the nation’s first smart manufacturing and digital integration pathway. Her administration also led an enrollment resurgence at Ivy Tech’s 19 campuses across the state: More than 195,000 students enrolled in academic year 2023-2024 – the College’s highest headcount since 2014. More than 90,000 of these students are still in high school, making Ivy Tech the leading awarder of early college credits in the country. ROI to welcome Christian Blome to team as Assistant Vice President of Talent and Training Solutions6/6/2024  Regional Opportunity Initiatives (ROI) is proud to add a new member to its education and workforce team. Christian Blome will begin his role on July 17 as Assistant Vice President of Talent and Training Solutions.
ROI’s education and workforce team works with employers, K-12 school systems, post-secondary institutions, community partners, and state leaders to create a regional system for high-quality education and training aligned with the workforce needs and opportunities in the Indiana Uplands. ROI’s education and workforce programs span across many initiatives, including Ready Schools, STEM Fellowships, Career Coaching Fellowships, UpSkill Work & Learn Youth Apprenticeships, and Student-Run Businesses, among others. In his role at ROI, Blome will lead partnerships and programming to provide innovative solutions to the region’s most pressing workforce challenges. Working closely with academic and employer partners, Blome will develop innovative and responsive programs for talent needing specific post-secondary pathways and incorporate industry-valued credentials and experiential learning opportunities. Blome’s focus will be on post-secondary education, upskilling, and reskilling. The USA International Harp Competition is pleased to announce its dates for their upcoming triennial 13th Competition as May 14-24, 2025.
The USA International Harp Competition (USAIHC) was founded in 1989 by world-renowned harpist and Distinguished Professor Emerita of Harp at Indiana University, Susann McDonald. The USAIHC has become one of the most prestigious harp competitions in the world. “We are pleased to work with Indiana University to continue our 35-year tradition” states Joyce Claflin, Board President. “The USA International Harp Competition is proud to have IU as an Exclusive Sponsor as well as Lyon & Healy and Salvi Harps.” Hundreds of music lovers, contestants, families and friends from all over the world will arrive in Bloomington for ten days of lively competition and concerts. Most events are free to the public and ticketed events sell out quickly. A full schedule of events and locations will be listed soon at www.usaihc.org as well as on social media platforms. The 13th Competition is open to harpists of all nationalities between the ages of 18 and 32. For those applying to the competition, the updated application closing date is November 15, 2024, and the notice of acceptance will be January 2, 2025. The application video requirement has been updated to the two required Sonatas by D. Scarlatti and Impromptu op. 86 by G. Fauré. The online application form can be found at www.usaihc.org. All repertoire must be performed from memory except for the USAIHC Ruth Inglefield Composition Contest winning work in Stage III. |
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