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Democrats, Republicans make mayor, council endorsements

AMOS BROWN III -
Marion County’s two major political parties officially “slated” or endorsed their candidates for mayor Saturday. Republicans slated incumbent Mayor Greg Ballard and Democrats slated...
Sports

PACERs’ events celebrate black history month  

Guest Contributor -
As part of Pacers Care, the Indiana Pacers will be hosting a number of events and programs during their games and in the community...
Arts & Culture

Unrelenting artwork

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON -
Sometimes subjects like the War in Iraq, 9/11, and racism aren’t the easiest to discuss, but when you add color, everyday objects and a...
Local News

Education reform inspires intense war of words

The Associated Press -
Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels’ sweeping education agenda has spurred angry protests, hours-long legislative hearings and some of the harshest rhetoric the Statehouse has heard...
Business

How can we build wealth?

CHARLENE CROWELL -
As the annual, month-long Black History observance continues, now is a timely moment to revisit the struggles of succeeding generations of African-Americans to gain...
Religion

2 Indy gospel choirs will perform with Yolanda Adams

Guest Contributor -
Special to the Recorder Two Indianapolis gospel choirs – one from Indiana Bible College and the other from Calvary Temple of Indianapolis – will...
Arts & Culture

Iconic Ira McKnight still feels blessed

DANNY BRIDGES -
Like a lot of us here in Indianapolis, I was feeling cooped up this past Saturday after all the snow and ice of late....
Arts & Culture

Arni’s Restaurant – ‘It just gets better’

BRANDON A. PERRY -
In 1991, I entered an Arni’s restaurant for the first time for dinner with relatives. It was the old 86th Street location, and I’ll...
Local News

Abdul-Jabbar’s film to be screened at Center Grove High

Staff Report -
One of the greatest professional basketball players in the history of the sport is scheduled to visit an Indianapolis-area high school later this month...
Religion

Judge ordered to remove Ten Commandments poster

MARY BETH LANEFrom The Columbus Dispatch -
A federal appeals court has upheld a lower court ruling that found an Ohio judge’s courtroom display of the Ten Commandments unconstitutional. The 6th...
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