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Mijiza Holiday continues artistic evolution

kinumedia - August 16, 2018

When you hear Mijiza Holiday speak about art, you realize she’s an artist in every sense of the word. She sees art in just...

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ThaiTanium brings the flavor

kinumedia - August 16, 2018

I’m a Thai food fan but had yet to venture into ThaiTanium, which opened on Mass Ave. in 2017. Recently, I went for lunch...

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State fair celebrates Indiana’s circus roots

kinumedia - August 2, 2018

While the month of August means it’s time for Hoosier students across the state to head back to school, it also signals something a...

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Beer On Wheels

kinumedia - July 26, 2018

The traditional bar scene can be fun but also monotonous, and bar hopping gets expensive after a few drinks. However, three local businesses are...

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Paleo Soul Makes Food That Tastes Great And Is Less Filling

kinumedia - July 26, 2018

Paleo Soul opened it’s doors in April, serving paleo-inspired cuisine. Owner Tanisha Stewart wanted to provide healthier alternatives to fast food — but still...

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Frankie Beverly and Maze

kinumedia - July 26, 2018

Frankie Beverly and Maze jammed at Music Heritage Festival II, part of Indiana Black Expo Summer Celebration.

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Savor returns to downtown

kinumedia - July 19, 2018

Always wanted to try Indian food but afraid to take the leap?Or are you a fan of traditional Indian food but want a new...

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Guild continues a legacy of advocacy through quilting

kinumedia - July 19, 2018

When 54-year-old Tony Dickerson discovered her mother was showing signs of dementia, she realized that no one else in her family would get a...

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Black farmers come together for the good of the community

kinumedia - July 12, 2018

According to a 2012 USDA agriculture census, 8 percent of American farmers are minorities. Of the 8 percent, African-Americans total less than 3 percent...

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Planting a new future

kinumedia - July 12, 2018

Indiana, in the heartland of America, is known for farming, but the city has gotten away from its roots. The expansion of housing developments...

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