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BRAVO, Bravo! This pizza, pasta deserves an encore

VICTORIA DAVIS - December 18, 2014

I warmly remember my visit to BRAVO! Cucina Italiana, as it was to celebrate a sorority sister’s wedding engagement.My Alpha Kappa Alpha sisters and...

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Give a little more

VICTORIA DAVIS - December 18, 2014

With the countdown to Christmas well underway, many Indianapolis parents and grandparents are piling shopping carts high with toys, electronics and designer apparel.Yet in...

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Sparks of positivity at Ruth’s Café

VICTORIA DAVIS - December 11, 2014

If you knew my personality, you’d know I love quotes and positive messages. They brighten up not only my day but the day of...

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Writer portrays Nyla in ‘For Colored Girls’

EBONY CHAPPEL - December 11, 2014

Ntozake Shange’s “For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When The Rainbow Is Enuf” has changed my life.The 64-page choreopoem details the metaphysical dilemma...

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Celebrate ‘The Nutcracker’ Tradition

VICTORIA DAVIS - December 4, 2014

Now that stomachs are full, Black Friday shopping has ended and thousands of pounds of turkey have been sold, it’s the time of year...

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Birthday meal at Granite City delights with mojitos, pasta

VICTORIA DAVIS - December 4, 2014

When it came time to treat my friend Kelley to a birthday dinner, I couldn’t come up with anywhere fancy to take her so...

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Kitchen gadgets make holiday cooking easier, faster

Jessica R. Key - November 25, 2014

With the holidays upon us, many people use this season to reflect on the year that will soon be over and are in a...

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Grub House brings tasty flavor to neighborhood

Jessica R. Key - November 25, 2014

As a kid, I witnessed my mother constantly picking up brochures and reading random tidbits of interesting information. Clearly that stuck with me because...

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Winter tips for your indoor plants

VICTORIA DAVIS - November 20, 2014

Let’s face it, cooler weather is here to stay for the next few months. However, if you enjoy cultivating plants, you can still enjoy...

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First Watch features delicious fall cuisine

VICTORIA DAVIS - November 20, 2014

Around this time of year, restaurants begin to present their precious fall menus incorporating pumpkin, squash, sweet potatoes and plain old comfort food. I...

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