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Arlington gospel choir reunion

Guest Contributor - July 29, 2010

The Arlington High School gospel choir will hold its first reunion for those that were part of the choir from 1997 to 2010. The...

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Over a $1 Million Investment in Internship Program

Guest Contributor - July 29, 2010

Friday, July 30, 2010 11:00 AM– The 17th Annual Farewell Luncheon for the United Water Adopt-a-School Program will be held at Eagle Creek Park-...

Religion

Growing number of worshipers meeting in homes

ELECTA DRAPERThe Denver Post - July 29, 2010

Megachurch, meet microchurch. Growing numbers of Colorado residents believe the tiny house church, also called a simple church or an organic church, might be...

Health

Back to School health fair takes place July 31

Guest Contributor - July 29, 2010

Health insurance information and enrollment, free back to school immunizations, music, food, prize giveaways, health information and school supplies are all part of the...

Sports

McMurray strikes late to win Brickyard 400

DANNY BRIDGES - July 29, 2010

On a day when all the talk was about his internationally-renowned teammate, Jamie McMurray showed why he is a force to be reckoned with...

Arts & Culture

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...

Arts & Culture

Celebration and school supply giveaway

Guest Contributor - July 29, 2010

The Marion County Superior Court and Juvenile Detention Center will host its Second Annual CommU.N.I.T.Y (Uniting Neighbors and Informing Today’s Youth) Fair. The fair...

Health

$250 rebate for seniors in Rx doughnut hole

CATHERINE GEORGES<br />Special Commentary - July 29, 2010

(NNPA) – If you’re one of the 3 million Americans who have fallen into Medicare’s prescription “doughnut hole” this year, you know what it...

Business

Beware of bank overdraft fees

MICHAEL G. SHINN<br />NNPA Columnist - July 29, 2010

This spring, while away at college, my son racked up $278 in bank overdraft fees on his debit card account. The actual charges were...

Health

$250 rebate for seniors in Rx doughnut hole

CATHERINE GEORGESSpecial Commentary - July 29, 2010

(NNPA) – If you’re one of the 3 million Americans who have fallen into Medicare’s prescription “doughnut hole” this year, you know what it...

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