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Black Owned Business Block Party

Staff Report - August 1, 2019

The Black Owned Business Block Party, hosted by local civil rights group Don’t Sleep, will be 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Aug. 4 at Flanner House,...

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Indiana State Fair is back!

TYLER FENWICK - August 1, 2019

The sound of Oreos sizzling in a deep fryer and the smell of livestock sauntering through a hot barn should lead to one conclusion:...

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Wiz Khalifa returns

JACLYN FERGUSON - August 1, 2019

Rapper Wiz Khalifa brought his “The Decent Exposure Tour” to Indianapolis July 26 at Ruoff Home Mortgage Center. The night was filled with high energy...

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Brew Ha-Ha introduces newbies to craft beers

BEN LASHAR - July 25, 2019

Interested in trying craft beers, but afraid you’ll be overwhelmed by the variety of pale ales, stouts, lagers and porters and end up spending...

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Breaking into the craft alcohol business

BEN LASHAR - July 25, 2019

Many people enjoy craft beer and whiskey, or beer and whiskey created in small batches where craftsmanship is emphasized. Yet despite mainstream popularity, the...

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Films showing Black experiences will play at Indy Shorts

TYLER FENWICK - July 22, 2019

Indy Shorts International Film Festival has earned praise as the largest short film festival in the Midwest, and it’s back July 25-28. The festival,...

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Urban League Conference not just for adults, youth activities planned

ADRIANA BROWN - July 18, 2019

The National Urban League Annual Conference is right around the corner. The conference isn’t just for adults. It features a college fair and Youth...

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Civic Saturdays encourage honest discussions about complex issues

TYLER FENWICK - July 18, 2019

When’s the last time you walked into a coffee shop and heard a robust conversation about what it means to live in a multicultural...

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Local film challenges viewers to think about gun violence and grief

TYLER FENWICK - July 18, 2019

Local filmmakers and actors hope a movie debuting soon will teach audiences about the perils of urban gun violence and the role mental health...

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This July heat means one thing: Christmas in July

TYLER FENWICK - July 11, 2019

Christmas in July is one of those annual happenings that people just seem to go with, and few know — or care — why....

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