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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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‘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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Don’t miss Indy Jazz Fest

BRANDON A. PERRY - June 12, 2008

If you have never made time to attend the Indy Jazz Fest, then what are you waiting for? For 10 years the annual event...

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Harlem Goes West

BRANDON A. PERRY - May 30, 2008

Saddle-up your horse and get your six-shooter ready for an exciting journey that’s available only for a limited time. From now until July 27th,...

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Everybody loves the 500 Festival Parade

Guest Contributor - May 23, 2008

Compiled by JACK SALES Hundreds of thousands of spectators are expected to line downtown streets Saturday to witness the pageantry and spectacle of the...

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Planning an unforgettable wedding on a shoestring budget

Katasha S. Butler - May 15, 2008

With the cost of the average American wedding quickly approaching the $30,000 range, it can be very intimidating when planning your own nuptials. The...

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Indie film inspires nation of dreams

BRANDON A. PERRY - May 9, 2008

Indianapolis filmmaker Sherman “Skee” Skinner is on a promising quest to share his acclaimed film “Pieces of a Dream” with the world community. At...

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Off the wall

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - May 9, 2008

Imagine a beautiful painting that reflects a mood perfectly; now imagine that painting on a handbag. Indianapolis native Rebecca Robinson has decided to turn...

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500 Festival gets under way with Mini-Marathon

JACK SALES - May 2, 2008

The 32nd running of the OneAmerica 500 Festival Mini-Marathon is May 3. The mini has sold-out for the past six years, with 35,000 registrants...

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