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Esports growing in Indianapolis

BEN LASHAR - January 17, 2019

There’s a sports industry worth over $96 million growing in Indianapolis. People don’t play with a ball, bat or puck but a videogame controller....

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IPS students take off to Thailand

BEN LASHAR - January 10, 2019

A group of mostly Black students from Indianapolis Public School gathered for what seemed like a normal party. They ate pizza, talked and listened...

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Indianapolis resident creates docuseries about African-American firsts

OSEYE BOYD - January 10, 2019

From Stage Coach Mary, the first African-American to work for the U.S. Postal Service, to Sister Rosetta Tharpe, known as the Mother of Rock...

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Indianapolis duo heading to Tennessee for international blues competition

TYLER FENWICK - January 10, 2019

An Indianapolis blues duo is going to Memphis, Tennessee, in late January to participate in the International Blues Challenge, a five-day competition that brings...

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Organizations to celebrate Reggie Jones Sr.

TYLER FENWICK - January 3, 2019

The NAACP Health Initiative is partnering with the Indiana Commission on the Status of African-American Males and Indianapolis Black Expo to celebrate Reggie Jones...

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50 years of celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

TYLER FENWICK - January 3, 2019

Indiana Christian Leadership Conference (ICLC) is getting ready for its 50th year of commemorating the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. with a choir...

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Broken eggs, full stomachs

BEN LASHAR - December 27, 2018

When trying chain cafés like Another Broken Egg Café, I often worry I’ll encounter a cold lifeless presentation, a serving staff counting down to...

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Get your party on!: Celebrate the new year your way

Staff Report - December 27, 2018

If you still haven’t figured out how you’re going to ring in the New Year, here are a few events happening around the city....

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Kwanzaa celebrates heritage and tradition

Staff Report - December 20, 2018

Kwanzaa is a relatively new holiday, but its roots run deep in African tradition by incorporating several different celebrations into one. Experience it for...

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New library to open

Staff Report - December 13, 2018

The newly built Michigan Road Branch will have its grand opening celebration 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Dec. 15.To mark the special occasion, Indianapolis Public Library...

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