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BRANDON A. PERRY - February 13, 2014

Over the years Indianapolis has been recognized for many things, especially as host of the annual 500-mile race, TV host and comedian David Letterman...

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Have attitudes about interracial dating changed?

EBONY CHAPPEL - February 13, 2014

Are interracial relationships still taboo?According to findings from a Pew Research study which found that a record 14.6 percent of all new marriages in...

Arts & Culture

Maggiano’s has classic Italian fare

BRANDON A. PERRY - February 13, 2014

Maggiano’s has sat proudly amongst high quality shopping centers and restaurants at Keystone at the Crossing for several years now.However, I had always passed...

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Ageless love

BRANDON A. PERRY - February 13, 2014

At first glance, Gil and Marcia Lomax appear to be the ideal happy couple.Those who meet them will see that they enjoy spending quality...

Sports

Pacers may be Bynum’s last chance to prove himself

DANNY BRIDGES - February 13, 2014

“The future is no more uncertain than the present.” – Walt WhitmanIt is hard to fathom how great Andrew Bynum could have been. Blessed...

Business

Honest to Goodness Indiana

For the Recorder - February 12, 2014

The Indiana Office of Tourism Development (IOTD) has unveiled a new consumer brand for Indiana. The brand, “Honest to Goodness Indiana” embodies the state’s...

Arts & Culture

Historic Boycott Posters to Be Displayed at Butler

For the Recorder - February 12, 2014

A collection of historical boycott posters that provide a visual history of economic activism over the last 60 years will be exhibited February 17-21...

Business

Meijer Announces Job Openings

For the Recorder - February 12, 2014

Meijer is continuing to conduct interviews to complete hiring for more than 540 positions for two new Indianapolis area stores, scheduled to open in...

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Connect2Help 211 Celebrating 11th 2-1-1 Day

Guest Contributor - February 11, 2014

2-1-1 is celebrating ten years of service to people in need in Indiana.Feb. 11 is 2-1-1 Day, in recognition of the free, user-friendly phone...

Health

IU Health’s Garden on the Go to offer 50,000th customer free year of produce

Guest Contributor - February 11, 2014

Apparently, there is such a thing as a free lunch. Indiana University Health's mobile produce delivery program, Garden on the Go, is approaching its...

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