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Lotzajazz: Music with a benefit

DANYELLA DAVIS - August 21, 2008

Most people know Flanner and Buchanan Funeral Centers as a place that provides loved ones with their final resting place. However, a new innovation...

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Horsing Around

ADRIAN KENDRICK - August 14, 2008

With so many different activities youth can become involved in, there’s one that’s quite unusual. It’s Desert Moon Youth Equestrian Services, which offers equine...

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Listen up! Radio Now personality brings real life to the airwaves

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - August 7, 2008

“She exuberates lots of energy and personality that are most definitely required for a mid-day show. Her presence leaped out from her demo and...

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Leadership camp provides positive foundation for youth

MEGHANN ESTRADA - July 31, 2008

While many students will return to school this fall with stories of spending their summer playing video games, sleeping in all day or working,...

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‘The Wiz’

BRANDON A. PERRY - July 24, 2008

Get ready to “Ease On Down the Road” with Dorothy and friends as the American Cabaret Theater presents “The Wiz.” This stage production will...

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Music Heritage Festival

DANYELLA DAVIS - July 17, 2008

Indiana Black Expo’s (IBE) Music Heritage Festival (MHF) never fails to produce the fabric that threads the African-American community together, and it has been...

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Track and field club Red Blazers put on the heat

DANYELLA DAVIS - July 10, 2008

The athletes on the stadium’s track are mentally prepared after rigorous workouts and thorough training. All have the same intensity and tenacity with one...

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Happy 4th of July

MEGHANN ESTRADA - July 3, 2008

After a day filled with patriotic picnics, barbecues and parades, Indianapolis residents can conclude their Fourth of July celebrations with the Regions Bank Freedom...

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A summer of fun at Douglass Park

ADRIAN KENDRICK - June 26, 2008

Lying around the house has become a normal habit for many people. But there is no reason to continue to waste away the summer...

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‘Black art’ draws new collectors

LANCE STEAGALL - June 19, 2008

Special to the NNPA from GIN NEW YORK (NNPA) — Landscapes are the images that come to mind in the work of artist Richard...

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