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‘Celebrate our own’: GANGGANG, Recorder partner for mural dedication

BREANNA COOPER - September 28, 2021

Local artist Ashley Nora applied to work on a mural project for months. After numerous rejections, she sought out divine intervention three months ago. “I...

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Fishers Blues Fest returns

STAFF - August 26, 2021

The ninth annual (free!) Fishers Blues Fest returns to Fishers Parks on Labor Day weekend. From Sept. 3 to Sept. 4, audiences will have the...

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G2G conference focuses on collective solutions

STAFF - August 26, 2021

The Generation to Generation Conference, also known as G2G, will return Aug. 27-29 at Scott United Methodist Church, 2153 Dr. Andrew J. Brown Ave.This year’s...

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GANGGANG leaders bring fine art fair to Indianapolis

BREANNA COOPER - August 26, 2021

When Malina Jeffers and Alan Bacon formed the cultural development firm GANGGANG, they wanted to provide Black artists in Indianapolis with opportunities to expand...

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Book review: ‘Blackout’

TERRI SCHLICHENMEYER - August 19, 2021

Lights out. For most people, that means it’s time to sleep, but not you. Lights out means time to turn ‘em back on, pump up...

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New children’s performing arts center opens soon

STAFF - March 10, 2022

Tracy James, the mother of 6-year-old Mackenzie James, can see the growth in her daughter’s piano skills since she started taking lessons about eight...

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Film review: ‘Respect’

DWIGHT BROWN - October 8, 2021

“They want to hear you sing,” says Rev. C.L. Franklin (Forest Whitaker) to his 10-year-old daughter, Aretha (Skye Dakota Turner). And she did, eventually...

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Indiana Fashion Week to showcase talent, connect with Hoosiers

STAFF - March 10, 2022

When people think of Indiana, the first thought is not typically fashion. Technology, health and farming — especially corn — are some of the...

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Mary Bateman Clark helped end slavery, indentured servitude in Indiana

FREETOWN VILLAGE - August 9, 2021

Though it was a free state, Indiana condoned slavery and it was practiced by the most influential people in the state, including elected officials,...

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What’s In A Name, Indy? Crispus Attucks High School — Part Two

RICHARD MCDONOUGH - February 15, 2022

As noted in part one, Crispus Attucks High School was designed to be the segregated high school for Black teenagers in Indianapolis. The school...

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