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Local screenwriter finds his voice and perhaps an opportunity

TYLER FENWICK - November 3, 2020

Shawn Landrum hopes he has a big break on the way. The 37-year-old screenwriter’s work was nominated at the Peachtree International Film Festival in Atlanta,...

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Halloween isn’t canceled

STAFF - October 27, 2020

Halloween won’t be quite the same this year since health officials are advising against traditional trick-or-treating, but there are still options for families to...

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Pandemic throws Halloween a curveball, families adapt

BREANNA COOPER - October 27, 2020

Halloween will look a lot different this year, but Sherry Williams still plans to make it fun for her grandchildren. While Williams’ son originally planned...

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What’s In A Name, Indy? Ransom Place

RICHARD MCDONOUGH - October 27, 2020

“Ransom Place Historic District is the most intact 19th century neighborhood associated with African Americans in Indianapolis,” according to the National Park Service. “The district was...

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Pass the Torch event aims to help women up the corporate ladder

BREANNA COOPER - October 27, 2020

COVID-19 has created a lot of changes in recent months, including how women balance professional and family obligations. Deb Hallberg, CEO of Pass the Torch...

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Last chance for ‘Flicks at Victory Field’

BREANNA COOPER - October 29, 2020

While COVID-19 drastically changed the baseball season, fans of America’s favorite pastime still had an opportunity to get their baseball fix — albeit on...

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Event explores KKK’s influence in Indiana

TYLER FENWICK - October 29, 2020

Defining what the Ku Klux Klan was in the early 1900s is as important as defining what it wasn’t. The klan wasn’t just a group...

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Having “The Talk” with our young men

KENNETH ALLEN - October 29, 2020

As a father of one teenager and one preteen, I find myself having conversations with my children that my parents and other elders had with me. I was raised...

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‘The smallest of things can grow into feasts’

TATJANA REBELLE - October 29, 2020

I would have never expected that gardening would lead to a conversation about gun violence but here we are. Nor expected to have the...

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OnyxFest celebrates African American voices

STAFF - October 30, 2020

OnyxFest has offered a stage to celebrate and articulate Black life, issues and culture for about a decade now. This year could be a...

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