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Can you handle scary stories in a cemetery?

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Here are some Halloween movies you might remember and still watch around this time of year: “Children Shouldn’t Play with Dead Things,” “Night of...
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Film festival includes a spotlight on Black Experiences

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The state’s largest and longest-running film festival is back. The 28th annual Heartland International Film Festival will show more than 100 films Oct. 10-20...
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It’s officially time to get spooky at Indy Scream Park

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I grew up in a small town where there was one haunted house attraction around Halloween. The Haunted Barn, I think it was called....
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An evening at Ocean Prime

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I can remember the first time I ate shrimp — breaded butterfly shrimp. Back then, shrimp was expensive, so it wasn’t common for people...
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“The Wiz” takes the stage in Indianapolis

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Forty-five years after “The Wiz” opened for the first time at the Morris A. Mechanic Theatre in Baltimore, the soulful remix of the classic...
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Get involved and do something!

BEN LASHAR -
It’s important to give both time and money to the community. With work, family and other commitments time can be harder to donate, and...
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Broaden your food horizon at Taste the Difference Festival

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If your palate isn’t sophisticated enough to take you past fast food burgers or the safety net of a home-cooked meal you know you’ll...
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Sending off summer with an impromptu kickball tournament

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On the evening of Sept. 4, Belinda Drake posted on Facebook about an idea for a tournament. “I randomly want to play kickball,” she...
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Indy Jazz Fest continues the city’s jazz spirit

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Back in the days of swing dancing and wide brimmed hats, Indianapolis was a jazz mecca. Diverse talent from within and outside the city...
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Honoring those who ‘make a difference’ in Indianapolis

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Instead of focusing on role models hundreds or thousands of miles away, the summer camp at Freetown Village connects Black youth with positive Black...
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