Arts & Culture

Indianapolis resident creates docuseries about African-American firsts

kinumedia - 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...

Arts & Culture

Indianapolis duo heading to Tennessee for international blues competition

kinumedia - 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...

Arts & Culture

Organizations to celebrate Reggie Jones Sr.

kinumedia - 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...

Arts & Culture

50 years of celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

kinumedia - 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...

Arts & Culture

Broken eggs, full stomachs

kinumedia - 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...

Arts & Culture

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

kinumedia - 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....

Arts & Culture

Kwanzaa celebrates heritage and tradition

kinumedia - 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...

Arts & Culture

New library to open

kinumedia - 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...

Arts & Culture

Familiar voice returns to Indy radio scene

kinumedia - December 6, 2018

Familiar radio personality Karen Vaughn has returned to the Indianapolis radio scene as the operations manager for Radio One where she will manage three...

Arts & Culture

Shrimp cocktail sauce eating contest bests newbie

kinumedia - December 6, 2018

When I volunteered to cover the sixth annual St. Elmo Shrimp Cocktail eating contest, I didn’t expect to be offered a spot in the...

1...166167168...412 Page 167 of 412

BLACK HISTORY MATTERS 2023 SPECIAL EDITION

READ STORIES ONLINE

READ PDF E-EDITION

Upcoming Online Townhalls

Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper

Guilty before trial? Indiana’s bail amendment raises questions about race and justice

Are Indiana schools cyber-resilient? The test: Can Indiana schools’ function without technology?

Rhymes with Reason is getting rooted in Indianapolis classrooms

Health and healing: Five concerns, one county: Luxury of depression: Three myths keeping Black women from care

Are Indiana schools cyber resilient: When the network goes down, can pen and paper keep schools running?

Recorder Rewind: Butler defeats Fairleigh Dickinson 99-65 (photos)

Recorder Rewind: Zach Fox rocks out in Indy (Photos)

2026 midterm election results

Are Indiana schools cyber-resilient? The test: Can Indiana schools’ function without technology?

Guilty before trial? Indiana’s bail amendment raises questions about race and justice

Ally or abolitionist?

The election is over. Now what?

From Halloween to Sankofa: Reflecting and fetching facts

Recorder Rewind: The Indiana Pacers lose to the Brooklyn Nets 98-90 (photos)

Recorder Rewind: Ohio State defeats Indiana 19-15 (Photos)

Recorder Rewind: Colts fall to Titans 26-20 (Photos)

N.K. Jemisin makes a stop in Indianapolis

Arts & Culture

BLACK HISTORY MATTERS 2023 SPECIAL EDITION

Upcoming Online Townhalls

Stay connected

Popular articles

2026 midterm election results

Statewide coalition disappointed by passage of Indiana Public Question 1

Recorder Rewind: Zach Fox rocks out in Indy (Photos)

Guilty before trial? Indiana’s bail amendment raises questions about race and justice

Democrat J.D. Ford flips Indiana’s 5th Congressional District in landmark victory

About Us

Categories

Arts & Culture

BLACK HISTORY MATTERS 2023 SPECIAL EDITION

Upcoming Online Townhalls

Subscribe to our newsletter

Stay connected

Popular articles

About Us

Categories

Get our Newsletter