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Celebration of Black History Concert

ARIANA HUNT - January 24, 2008

“One at a time, two at a time, sometimes three, sometimes five. I keep bringing ‘em out Lord,” are the words sung by Carolyn...

Sports

Colts looking to bright future

BARATO BRITT - January 24, 2008

Turns out the Dungy era isn’t over after all. After a disappointing playoff finish, and a week of careful reflection and intense media scrutiny,...

Religion

Us killing us

DR. PRESTON T. ADAMS III - January 24, 2008

Matthew 2:18 — In Rama was there a voice heard, lamentation, and weeping, and great mourning, Rachel weeping for her children, and would not...

Arts & Culture

Using drama to teach Black history

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - January 17, 2008

Long gone are the days of boring Black History Month programs giving the same facts and figures of African-Americans in the past. All are...

Health

Employers joining INShape Indiana efforts

Guest Contributor - January 17, 2008

Hoosier health and fitness is getting another boost to start the new year. Gov. Mitch Daniels said that more than a dozen companies, led...

Local News

Celebrating the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Guest Contributor - January 17, 2008

The Madame Walker Theatre Center will commemorate the life and legacy of American icon Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., in a one and a...

Local News

Battle over police control intensifies

BRANDON A. PERRY - January 17, 2008

As the Indianapolis community reacts to a series of horrific crimes this week, a major debate is taking shape over control of the city’s...

Sports

Colts leave playoffs unfulfilled, Dungy uncertain

BARATO BRITT - January 17, 2008

Days since the largest upset to date in these NFL playoffs, the feeling that follows the initial shock is lingering. For the third time...

Religion

New start for disenfranchised

BRANDON A. PERRY - January 17, 2008

Indianapolis is preparing to welcome its newest congregation this week. The House of God Church will host an “old fashioned” grand opening praise service...

Arts & Culture

Souls of Our Feet: Celebrating decades of tap dance

BRANDON A. PERRY - January 10, 2008

For many people viewing the masters of tap dance on screen is entertaining, but actually seeing their famous routines on stage is an awesome...

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