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STREET BEAT

Guest Contributor - February 3, 2011

Teen girl killed A robbery at a Northwestside liquor store went awry recently and ended with the shooting death of a female suspect and...

Arts & Culture

Phi Beta Sigma celebrates founding of fraternity

Guest Contributor - February 3, 2011

Members of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. gathered at the Ritz Charles recently to celebrate their inaugural Founders Day Celebration. Members Nate Jones, Victor...

Arts & Culture

Butler’s new theater to be named the Howard L. Schrott Center

Guest Contributor - February 3, 2011

Special to the Recorder Butler University’s $13 million, 450-seat theater, which is slated to open in the fall of 2012, will be called the...

Sports

Pacers victorious in Vogel’s debut

DANNY BRIDGES - February 1, 2011

The Indiana Pacers gave new interim coach Frank Vogel his first professional victory last night at Conseco Fieldhouse as they turned back the Toronto...

Religion

Algie Oldham

Staff Report - January 27, 2011

Algie S. Oldham Sr., a nationally known Masonic leader and educator from Indiana, died in Indianapolis recently at age 83. Services were held at...

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Community servant honored

Guest Contributor - January 27, 2011

City-County Councilors Paul Bateman and Maggie Lewis (right) recognize Elease Womack (center) for her community outreach program, the Unleavened Bread Café, founded 14 years...

Arts & Culture

Where Big things happen: Blue moon sunday

Guest Contributor - January 27, 2011

Tasha Jones, the host for Blue Moon Sunday, sings her new hit single, “No More Flies” during a recent installment of the weekly poetry...

Sports

A Big D welcome to Packers, Steelers

JAIME ARON<br />AP Pro Football Writer - January 27, 2011

DALLAS – Welcome to Big D, Packers and Steelers. Y’all are in for a good ol’ time. The first Super Bowl in North Texas...

Religion

Minefields surround traditional site of Jesus’ baptism

The Associated Press - January 27, 2011

Just months before the official opening of one of Christianity’s holiest sites to visitors, the area where John the Baptist is said to have...

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Mayor approves charter school for students with severe disabilities

Guest Contributor - January 27, 2011

Special to the Recorder Mayor Greg Ballard has approved the application of Damar Charter Academy, which if ratified by the City-County Council, will open...

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