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Indiana Infant Mortality Summit shines a light on longstanding problem

Guest Contributor - November 1, 2013

The inaugural Indiana Infant Mortality Summit was held in Indianapolis, bringing together health care providers, policy makers, public health professionals, faith-based and community leaders...

Business

Secretary Lawson returns $46,000 in restitution funds to Hoosier investors robbed of their retirement funds

Guest Contributor - November 1, 2013

Secretary of State Connie Lawson announced $46,000 in restitution will be returned to five Hoosier investors who lost their life savings and retirement in...

Business

How older employees can adapt in today’s fast-paced business climate

Jesse Brown - October 31, 2013

As manufacturing plants close in the Indianapolis area and workers become displaced, many older workers become frustrated in their jobs because natural aging makes...

Religion

The Black church

BRANDON A. PERRY - October 31, 2013

For many people, it is easy to take for granted someone or something that is seen everyday.Most Indianapolis residents drive past at least one...

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World champion Brewster seeks to inspire with amateur event

BRANDON A. PERRY - October 31, 2013

Lamon Brewster reached the height of his career as a world champion, and now he is ready to help others reach theirs.Next week he...

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Replaced

Jessica R. Key - October 31, 2013

The Black community voted no on a controversial sculpture called “E Pluribus Unum” created by New York based artist Fred Wilson. But they can...

Arts & Culture

Take a chance at the Spirit and Place Fest

Jessica R. Key - October 31, 2013

Indianapolis is home to many festivals, but none are as unique and inclusive as the Spirit and Place Festival.The Spirit and Place Festival looks...

Arts & Culture

Colts restaurant caters to fans

Jessica R. Key - October 31, 2013

When you go to Indianapolis Colts Grille, you get more than a boring old sports bar serving tired wings and potato skins – you...

Sports

Sports fans, enjoy the ride while it lasts

DANNY BRIDGES - October 31, 2013

You can hear it in any local barbershop or your favorite breakfast joint. The constant discussions pertaining to both our Colts and Pacers as they...

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BMV announces Veterans Day hours

Guest Contributor - October 31, 2013

R. Scott Waddell, Commissioner of the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV), announced that all BMV license branches will be closed Nov. 9 through...

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