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We serve the delicious dishes of Mediterranean and Turkish cuisine. Please take a look at our menu and let us serve. You will find great tasting and affordable food at a very enjoyable and clean setting. While we have plenty of tables, we also offer traditional Turkish seating, with cushions and wooden and copper tables.

Rocky’s father Fred Rice, was a very talented pizza operator and set extremely high standards for pizza quality in the Bloomington, Indiana area for over 40 years.

It`s a great day at Hoosier Family Chiropractic.We believe everyone deserves the healthiest life possible. And we have a variety of gentle solutions for improving your overall wellness.Please set up an appointment with us today so we can meet you and evaluate what we can do to make your health – and your life – better. I`m looking forward to meeting you.Dr. Mary Ann

Covenant Security Co-op has worked with churches and ministries since 1993 by providing those who serve GOD with a service that they cam implement themselves. We survey the needs, design a system, supply parts and instruction. The church members themselves perform the bulk of the installation, running wires, etc., and we provide hookup and monitoring.This process saves the church or other ministry valuable dollars, that would have spent on labor.

The Fields, which opened in Spring of 1997, offers Bloomington a new lifestyle experience providing unparalleled apartment homes on an exciting 58 acres of grounds, replete with resort-style pool, extensive gardens, and two on-site lakes. A unique combination of inspired design, fine craftsmanship and concerted effort all contributed to make the project possible. The Clubhouse Barn covers 20,000 square feet of floor space, with a 24-foot ceiling. It was constructed soon after World War II by Bloomington business baron Ralph Rogers, who owned, among other businesses, the Rogers Building Company. On this family-run farm, he raised prize cattle, paying a record setting $35,000 for the famous bull, Baca Duke XXXIII, in 1953; as one of the original residents of The Fields, his portrait, (Baca Duke’s that is) has been placed in a position of honor on the entry wall.