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The return of Reggie Miller

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON -
“I hated Reggie,” said former New York Knicks star Patrick Ewing on one of the NBA’s “most deadly clutch marksman.” It’s the return of...
Religion

Special guests expected at celebration

Guest Contributor -
B Special to Recorder The Deacon Board and Youth Department of Universal Ministries Worldwide Assembly will present its sixth annual Citywide Black History Month...
Sports

Pacers need to make impact trade

DANNY BRIDGES -
Larry Bird is no doubt burning up the phone lines, with the annual NBA trade deadline rapidly approaching Feb.18. Chances are he is indeed...
Arts & Culture

AT Briefs

RECORDER STAFF -
Clay and cocktails Tired of the same old routine every Friday night? Sweat pants and TV; Smokey bar and dance club. Dinner and a...
Arts & Culture

Philharmonic celebrates Black history

BRANDON A. PERRY -
Those who are not familiar with the beautiful, exciting sounds of a symphonic orchestra are in for a treat this month. The Philharmonic Orchestra...
Religion

Black Methodists prepare long awaited reunion

PR Newswire -
This Friday, Feb. 19, the nation’s three largest Black Methodist Church denominations (combined memberships of more than five million) will pay tribute to Black...
Business

Greater Indianapolis Progress Committee building a first class city

BRANDON A. PERRY -
By many measures Indianapolis would not be the kind of economically viable city that it is without the work of the Greater Indianapolis Progress...
Sports

Tamecka Dixon, one of WNBA’s original players, announces retirement

Indiana fever -
  INDIANAPOLIS – A three-time WNBA All-Star and a two-time WNBA champion, Tamecka Dixon has announced her retirement from the WNBA after 13 seasons....
Business

Regions Partnering with Boys & Girls Clubs of Indianapolis to ShowcaseTradition of African-American Storytelling

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INDIANAPOLIS – (February 18, 2010)– Regions Bank will be keeping the tradition of African-American storytelling alive in the Circle City when it partners with...
Health

Dr. LaSalle D. LeffallCancer pioneer assured place in Black history

Special to Recorder -
Dr. LaSalle D. Leffall’s place in Black history is assured, but it’s family history he wants African Americans in Indianapolis to remember more. Too...
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