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Autism challenge growing in Black community

BRANDON A. PERRY - July 18, 2013

Autism is simply not discussed enough in the African-American community.It could soon become a serious health challenge among minorities if more is not done...

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IndyGo addresses its issues

Jessica Key - July 18, 2013

How broken is the current IndyGo bus system? Well, that depends on one’s perspective. Some people could care less about Indianapolis’ public transportation system...

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Activists outline action steps after Zimmerman verdict

BRANDON A. PERRY - July 18, 2013

After a Florida jury acquitted George Zimmerman of second-degree murder charges in the death of Trayvon Martin, those seeking justice for the slain African-American...

Education

Educator to serve as mentor for principal institute

For the Recorder - July 18, 2013

Indiana State University’s Bayh College of Education said Angela Lewis, principal of Bridgeport Elementary School in the MSD of Wayne Township, will serve as...

Arts & Culture

Mardi Gras indians, kisses and more!

Nicole Fourman - July 18, 2013

For 43 years, Indiana Black Expo’s Summer Celebration has been a staple of summertime in Indianapolis. Throughout the years, thousands of people have enjoyed...

Arts & Culture

Charleston’s gives its food an extra punch

Nicole Fourman - July 18, 2013

When I was in my early teens, my best friend told me about a place she tried with her mom called Charleston’s Restaurant.Following her...

Arts & Culture

Indy ranked one of the best cities for families to visit

Natavia Howell - July 18, 2013

Indianapolis locals should be proud to know that their city is ranked in the top 10 Best Cities for Families to Visit.Indianapolis was ranked...

Arts & Culture

Indians honor players who paved the way for Blacks

Natavia Howell - July 18, 2013

The Indianapolis Indians will honor those before them who set the standard for African-American baseball players.The Indians, alongside the Indiana Civil Rights Commission (ICRC),...

Business

Gov. Pence unveils Regions for Indiana Works Councils

Guest Contributor - July 17, 2013

Governor Mike Pence, joined by local education leaders and industry partners, unveiled a map of the eleven regions for the Indiana Works Councils and...

Local News

City selects Flaherty & Collins to develop Market Square Arena lot

Guest Contributor - July 16, 2013

Mayor Greg Ballard announced the City has selected Flaherty & Collins Properties to develop the north lot of the former Market Square Arena site....

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