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The Lynn Park Project fosters unity in the community

Guest Contributor - April 12, 2018

It takes the ‘hood to save the ‘hood. That’s the motto of Haughville resident Teddrick Hardy, who knows his often overlooked west side neighborhood...

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Enter a whole new world at Blue Wall VR

Guest Contributor - April 12, 2018

Ditch the real world for a virtual one at Blue Wall Virtual Reality (VR), a new business that allows customers to try the latest...

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Beautillion Militaire scholarship program helps groom tomorrow’s leaders

Staff Report - April 5, 2018

The Beautillion Militaire scholarship program continues its tradition of recognizing and educating African-American males in grades 11 and 12. More than 500 young men...

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Around Town Rundown: Week of Monday, April 9 2018

Guest Contributor - April 5, 2018

Steward Speakers Welcomes Magic Johnson to IndianapolisSteward Speakers guest lecture series features Earvin Magic Johnson in April. Johnson successfully parlayed his skills and tenacity...

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S.H.E. Event growing bigger and better

OSEYE BOYD - April 5, 2018

A few years ago, Katina Washington’s event was virtually unknown and few people attended.Today, the She Has Everything (S.H.E.) Event is a must-do for...

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Around Town Rundown: Week of Monday, April 2 2018

Guest Contributor - March 29, 2018

Arsenio Hall at Morty’sEmmy Award-winning comedian Arsenio Hall will bring his unique flavor of comedy to Indianapolis. Hall will perform at 7:15 p.m. April...

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CBLC presents A Living Jazz Story of Indiana Avenue

Guest Contributor - March 29, 2018

During the 1930s and ‘40s, Indiana Avenuewas the place to be if you were Black in Indianapolis. The community was home to successful businesses...

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Get in the game: Riley Children’s Health Sports Legends Experience debuts at The Children’s Museum

Guest Contributor - March 22, 2018

Becoming a race car driver or channeling one’s inner Tiger Woods isno longer out of reach for local youth. The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis recently...

Arts & Culture

Get in the game: Riley Children’s Health Sports Legends Experience debuts at The Children’s Museum

KESHIA MCENTIRE keshiam@indianapolisrecorder.com - March 22, 2018

Becoming a race car driver or channeling one’s inner Tiger Woods isno longer out of reach for local youth. The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis recently...

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Fairy tale teaches financial literacy

Guest Contributor - March 22, 2018

In today’s consumerist society, the younger a child learns about saving money, the better. That’s why local writer Ithream “Auntie I” Blackmon started creating...

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