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Who’s Bad bandGroup upholding Jackson’s legacy

BRANDON A. PERRY - September 24, 2010

One of the greatest entertainers of all time was lost when Indiana’s own Michael Jackson passed away from the world stage. Fans who had...

Religion

Tyscot executive opens upMusic project focuses on transparency, true worship

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - September 24, 2010

Today, Bryant Scott is a successful gospel record label executive, the husband of Ta’Sha Marie Scott and father to six daughters. It’s fair to...

Business

Good Web site gives business an advantage

AARON RIMSTIDT - September 24, 2010

It is becoming evermore essential for small businesses to have a well-designed Web page in this modern world. Tom Vaught, a partner at the...

Health

Lupus the disease you likely know nothing about

SARAH ROGERS - September 24, 2010

What illness affects more than 15,000 Hoosiers, 90 percent of whom are female? If you guessed lupus you are correct. If you are wondering...

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GIVING OUR SENIORS A VOICE …public safety & quality of life of seniors in Marion County

Guest Contributor - September 17, 2010

SENIOR 1000 COALITION town hall meeting SEPT. 23, 2010 6 - 8 P.M. BROAD RIPPLE HIGH SCHOOL Auditorium 1115 Broad Ripple Ave. Indianapolis, IN...

Business

Lilly and Baker & Daniels start law program at Shortridge

SPECIAL TO THE RECORDER - September 16, 2010

Eli Lilly and Co., in collaboration with Baker and Daniels LLP, has started a program at Indianapolis’ Shortridge Magnet High School for Law &...

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Briefs

RECORDER STAFF - September 16, 2010

‘Flowers for Algernon’ at North Central North Central High School will present “Flowers for Algernon” as its fall play. The play addresses important social...

Health

Black men still at risk for prostate cancer

AARON RIMSTIDT - September 16, 2010

For Robert Joyce, September is a special time. This is because it is National Prostate Cancer Awareness Month and the 70 year old, who...

Sports

Colts defense lays an egg in Houston

DANNY BRIDGES - September 16, 2010

OK folks, I guess I could say I told you so, but since I did not predict a total collapse of the Colts defense,...

Arts & Culture

Najee comes back to IndyFestival headliner promises a stellar performance

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - September 16, 2010

Indianapolis’ reputation for great jazz music is continuously growing and the Indy Jazz Fest 2010 promises to highlight the city’s success in the genre....

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