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How to keep kids healthy and in school

ERICKA SANDERS -
This time of year can be difficult to stay healthy. Allergy season hasn't quite disappeared, the up and down temperatures cause unwanted sniffles and...
Sports

Classic game promises to be high scoring affair

ERICKA SANDERS -
October isn't October in Indianapolis without Circle City Classic. The annual event is a time to celebrate Black history, support Historically Black Colleges and...
Sports

A history lesson on the two schools competing in Classic

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Kentucky State University Kentucky State University was born from a conference of concerned leaders in 1885. The state needed more African-American teachers to train...
Religion

Gospel explosion promises excellence

BRANDON A. PERRY -
Anyone looking for a fun and positive way to kickoff Circle City Classic's weekend of activities might consider the annual Gospel Music Explosion. Often...
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Classic’s Cabaret promises quality entertainment

BRANDON A. PERRY -
Tens of thousands of people come to Indianapolis each year to participate in the Circle City Classic college football game.  For many, however, the...
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Singer and rapper appear in Classic post game show

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON -
Circle City Classic is all about the football, the pageantry and you cannot forget the celebrities. This year's game features two of hip-hop and...
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Judah Band brings high-energy praise to Gospel Explosion

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON -
With their fresh look, eclectic sound and steroid-like zest for Christ, Judah Band's celebrity is growing. And for good reason - this gospel group...
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City puts out welcome mat to Classic visitors

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON -
Circle City Classic is an event that draws thousands to the City of Indianapolis. Along with those crowds come many advantages. "Classic continues to...
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Classic traffic could be challenging

BRANDON A. PERRY -
With thousands of people from around the country coming into town for Circle City Classic activities, the streets of downtown Indianapolis could easily end...
Arts & Culture

‘More of our stories’

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Many families are coping with the nation's shaky economy by cutting non-essential expenses from their monthly household budget. One item that is often cut...
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