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Redefining Workforce Engagement in the Wake of COVID-19

STAFF - December 16, 2020

Americans use the term "workforce" relationally and procedurally. In the wake of COVID, we've had to change the nature of our interactions with our...

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Students may be able to return to school earlier than expected

BREANNA COOPER - March 10, 2022

Marion County students from grades 1 through 12 can return to school Jan. 4, 2021, 14 days sooner than health officials originally said last...

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Career training helps Hoosiers without degrees find ‘hope’ during COVID

HILARY POWELL - December 10, 2020

As a dying wish to her mother, 48-year-old Winona Parker vowed to get her high school diploma. It would take the Indianapolis woman four years,...

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Boy, 5, fighting for life amid custody battle

BREANNA COOPER - December 10, 2020

Liam Mills, 5, was taken off life support Dec. 7. Today, he’s breathing on his own after three weeks on a ventilator. As he...

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New partnership brings more tech opportunities

KARA KAVENSKY - December 4, 2020

Renewed efforts to bring more tech engagement to our community are underway: InnoPower, Rooted School (Rooted), the Indianapolis Recorder and Eleven Fifty Academy have...

Covid-19

Hoosier barbers are cutting mental health stigma among Black men

HILARY POWELL - December 3, 2020

Where there is a mirror and barber chair, Trey Cato sees a ministry. “We’ve prayed in my barbershop,” he said. “The kids are not going...

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Deadline for rental assistance approaching

STAFF - November 30, 2020

The city of Indianapolis announced the tenant deadline to apply for the Rental Assistance Program will be 5 p.m. on Dec. 2. Landlords will...

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Recorder celebrates 125 years, commitment to community remains the same

BREANNA COOPER - November 24, 2020

When George P. Stewart and Will Porter started a two-page church bulletin in 1895, they set in motion what would eventually become one of...

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Youth and young adult homelessness gets increased attention

TYLER FENWICK - November 19, 2020

Those who work in the thankless jobs of advocating for and helping people experiencing homelessness have found a pleasant surprise recently: More people seem...

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Reed family attorney ‘not surprised’ at grand jury decision

BREANNA COOPER - November 14, 2020

Fatima Johnson and Swaray Conteh, attorneys for the family of Dreasjon Reed, said in a press conference Nov. 14 they aren’t surprised Indianapolis Metropolitan...

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