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Indy Is King of the Court

BRANDON A. PERRY - February 6, 2014

In the midst of the hoopla over Super Bowl XLVIII and fan hopes of a revival, there is an inspiring sports development that should...

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Congregations Join Forces to Bridge Cultural Gaps

For the Recorder - February 6, 2014

On Feb. 16, a group of diverse congregants from various cultural and social backgrounds will gather together in a unified church service in honor...

Arts & Culture

Shoefly Serves Decadence Without Guilt

Jessica R. Key - February 6, 2014

It’s been a while since I’ve been to a chic restaurant, so I was very excited when my girlfriends and I decided to have...

Arts & Culture

Welcome To Life According To Styxx

EBONY CHAPPEL - February 6, 2014

Indianapolis native Ronald Craig Jr. is better known by many as Tony Styxx or King Styxxers, depending on who is doing the introducing.The multi-talented...

Health

Alzheimer’s disease is difficult, but help is available

Jessica R. Key - February 6, 2014

Doris Wood led a pretty standard life prior to her diagnosis. The former elementary school teacher and counselor was active in her church and...

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Popular Indiana boxer Sammy Nesmith dies

For the Recorder - February 6, 2014

Former Indiana professional boxer “Slammin” Sammy Nesmith died recently of a heart attack in his current hometown of Bridgeton, N.J., at age 62.Nesmith lived...

Arts & Culture

New World Youth Orchestras Announces Mid-Winter Concert

For the Recorder - February 6, 2014

On February 23 the New World Youth Orchestras will hold the mid-winter concert of its 32nd season. Featuring the Philharmonic and Symphony Orchestras, this program will...

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Black athletes head to Sochi for Olympics

Jessica R. Key - February 6, 2014

The Recorder congratulates each of the athletes representing the United States in the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics. We especially honor the African-Americans that will...

Religion

Erica Campbell to debut new single on VH1 Soul

For the Recorder - February 6, 2014

Erica Campbell will exclusively debut her new music video "Help," this Monday on VH1 Soul and VH1.com. The video, created by legendary and iconic...

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Debit vs. Credit: Which Plastic is Safer to Swipe?

For the Recorder - February 5, 2014

Recent news of breaches in security at several major retailers has revealed the uncertainty of consumer safety at the checkout line. Locally, White Lodging,...

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