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Pogue’s Run “Race for Roofs” and neighborhood community Festival set for June 23

Guest Contributor - June 4, 2012

Indianapolis – The Englewood Community Development Corporation (ECDC) announced that the second annual Pogue’s Run RACE FOR ROOFS for Affordable Housing will be held...

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Celebrating Black Music Month: Classical singer, teacher keeps Negro spirituals alive

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - May 31, 2012

Damien Geter is a man of many talents, such as playing multiple instruments, however he lends his deep, baritone voice to the American Spiritual...

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Gabby Love spins with the best

ERICKA SANDERS - May 31, 2012

DJ Gabby Love’s client list is pretty impressive. She’s played the hottest records for ELLE Magazine, Midwest Fashion Week and the NCAA Women’s Final...

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‘Mississippi Bluesman’ still delivers

BRANDON A. PERRY - May 31, 2012

If you plan to see Indianapolis blues great Harvie Cook, understand that you will probably want to be on your feet for most of...

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Singing makes life right for Lee’a Ro

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - May 31, 2012

Although Lee’a Ro was born with a melody in her mouth, she still gets nervous before going on stage. Those nerves subside when she...

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Not your average bar food

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - May 31, 2012

If you go to almost any bar in the city you’ll likely find a variation of the same food: wings, sub-par nachos, mozzarella sticks,...

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Nue Breed: Excitement and praise

BRANDON A. PERRY - May 31, 2012

If you have ever seen Nue Breed perform during a multi-artist gospel music concert, you may have noticed something interesting: The audience, especially if...

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The Indianapolis Public Library’s 2012 Summer Reading Program: ‘Gear Up for Good’

Guest Contributor - May 31, 2012

Children of all ages and families are invited to “gear” their minds toward summer reading fun while learning about community philanthropy benefiting Indy Backpack...

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Santa Claus finalist for ‘most fun’ small town

Guest Contributor - May 31, 2012

SANTA CLAUS, Ind. – For the second year in a row, the town of Santa Claus is a finalist in the 2012 Best of...

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Revitalized 1836 Prairietown to open at Conner Prairie

Guest Contributor - May 31, 2012

FISHERS, Ind. ¬ Conner Prairie Interactive History Park will unveil its newly revitalized 1836 Prairietown during a grand reopening weekend celebration on June 9...

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