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Greyhound Lines goes on hiring spree

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Greyhound Lines is hiring 200 new drivers as transportation companies see an increase in travel interests. These new drivers are in addition to those...
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Black-owned firm leading architecture, engagement for prominent projects

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Meticulous Design + Architecture, a Black-owned firm, is one of the leaders on two major projects in African American communities in Indianapolis, and its...
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Food truck promotes community health, generational wealth

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If you find yourself at the green and black food truck outside Cleo’s Bodega, there’s a good chance you’ll see 7-year-old Zanaya Slack peeking...
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Announces 1,150th graduate

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Eleven Fifty Academy recently graduated its 1,150th student. Started seven years ago, Eleven Fifty offers accelerated courses in software development and cybersecurity courses for...
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Mays Chemical secretary retires after over 30 years of service

Mays Chemicals celebrated the retirement of longtime secretary Diane Hull on June 4. Hull began working for the company in 1987 — the year Whitney...
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Personifying Persistence

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by Kara Kavensky Raina Camara Tiendrebeogo moved from the west African country Burkina Faso in 2010 to go to school in Wisconsin. She did not...
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InnoPower minority business conference to focus on entrepreneurship, competitiveness

The 2021 InnoPower Minority Business Week will feature more than 150 speakers and five days of virtual programming, including a global summit focusing on...
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‘The library is run like a plantation;’ Indianapolis Public Library leadership accused of racism

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This story has been updated to include information from IndyPL board President Judge Jose Salinas. Indianapolis Public Library (IndyPL) leadership are quick to share...
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Cultural Competency Part 2: an entrepreneurial history

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“To accept that the cries of the oppressed are legitimate, you also need to accept that the systems put in place that created the...
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New coworking space opens in Broad Ripple

A new coworking space for businesses without a brick-and-mortar location celebrated its grand opening May 20. COHatch is housed in the former Trinity Church in...
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