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Taste of Downtown

Guest Contributor - July 29, 2010

Don’t miss the Taste of Downtown, Aug. 7 from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. on College Avenue between Ohio and New York streets at...

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LIFE-SAVIG MOBILE APP “SILET BODYGUARD PRO” RELEASED ON ITUES

Special to Recorder - July 27, 2010

Los Angeles, CA – July 23, 2010 – As of July 23, 2010, the potentially life-saving iPhone app, SILENT BODYGUARD PRO, is now available...

Sports

Pacers sign Stephenson

Special to Recorder - July 22, 2010

The Indiana Pacers recently announced they have signed second-round draft pick Lance Stephenson to a multi-year contract. Per club policy, terms of the contract...

Arts & Culture

Briefs

RECORDER STAFF - July 22, 2010

The men of ‘My Boys’ Jamie Kaler and Mike Bunin of the television series “My Boys” will be performing at Crackers in Broad Ripple,...

Arts & Culture

Peak performanceG Natural provides same Gatorade effectiveness

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - July 22, 2010

When thinking of Gatorade, images of muscle-bound athletes dripping in sweat and playing with agility and stamina may come to mind. While the drink...

Religion

Christian finances more than just tithing

BRANDON A. PERRY - July 22, 2010

In discussions about Christian believers and finances, a subject that often comes up is tithes and offerings. Christian financial experts, however, note that there...

Religion

Christian finances more than just tithing

BRANDON A. PERRY - July 22, 2010

In discussions about Christian believers and finances, a subject that often comes up is tithes and offerings. Christian financial experts, however, note that there...

Business

Financial experts from across America convene in Indy

JAMES PATTERSON - July 22, 2010

Outstanding. Informative. Knowledgeable. Useful. Groundbreaking: those were among the words that were used to describe the first Financial and Trustee Education Conference that recently...

Religion

The next march

BISHOP T. GARROTT BENJAMIN JR. - July 22, 2010

And it came to pass at the seventh time, when the priests blew with the trumpets, Joshua said unto the people, Shout; for the...

Health

Gout becomes more common in Blacks

Tashaundra Golden - July 22, 2010

There is no scientific reason for it, nor a cure or a supplement that can heal those suffering from the concentrated and intense pain...

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