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NASCAR Sprint Cup Laps in Top 15

The Associated Press - August 10, 2010

Through Aug. 8 PCT. LAPS 1. Jeff Gordon 87.1 5445 2. Jeff Burton 82.9 5182 3. Jimmie Johnson 80.4 5025 4. Kyle Busch 71.2...

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Lucas Oil Stadium chosen as the proposed site for 2011 Big Ten Football Championship Game

Special to Recorder - August 6, 2010

Park Ridge, Ill. - The Big Ten Conference announced today that Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis has been chosen as the proposed site for...

Arts & Culture

Heartland Actors’ Repertory Theatre Presents Shakespeare’s Two Gentlemen of Verona at White River State Park August 6, 7 and 8

AP - August 6, 2010

INDIANAPOLIS – Shakespeare in the Park returns to White River State Park as the Heartland Actors’ Repertory Theatre (HART) performs Shakespeare’s Two Gentlemen of...

Arts & Culture

The origins of food

AARON RIMSTIDT - August 5, 2010

This week’s restaurant serves exotic food from one of the most intriguing places on Earth – Ethiopia. “You should come to Abyssinia (5352 W....

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Special values abound at Indiana State Fair

Special to Recorder - August 5, 2010

Double-dips can be fun when you’re talking about ice cream cones or roller coasters, but not when referring to a recession. Indiana’s economy is...

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8th Annual Cuts for Kidz and Curls 4 Girlz

Special to Recorder - August 5, 2010

Hot 96.3, WHHH-FM, will partner with local barber shops and beauty salons in Indianapolis to present the 8th Annual “Cutz 4 Kidz and Curlz...

Sports

Mathis and Wayne in Colts camp; Hughes agrees to deal

JOHN OEHSERFrom Fanhouse.com - August 5, 2010

A primary offseason worry for the Indianapolis Colts turned out not to be a worry at all. Wide receiver Reggie Wayne and defensive end...

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Mathis and Wayne in Colts camp; Hughes agrees to deal

JOHN OEHSERFrom Fanhouse.com - August 5, 2010

A primary offseason worry for the Indianapolis Colts turned out not to be a worry at all. Wide receiver Reggie Wayne and defensive end...

Religion

Community remembers Rev. Roosevelt Sanders

BRANDON A. PERRY - August 5, 2010

Family, friends and community leaders are celebrating the life of Rev. Roosevelt Sanders, who fed thousands and worked to improve life in his congregation’s...

Business

Living with a two-faced economy

MICHAEL G. SHINNNNPA Syndicated Writer - August 5, 2010

We are currently living with a two-faced economy. The front face proclaims that the U.S. has had three quarters of positive economic growth, a...

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