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Led by the Lord

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - October 22, 2009

Perched on the corner of 56th St. and Allisonville road, I pull into the pristine parking lot of Berean Bible Church and enter the...

Business

Retail Sales Show Signs of Life

Staff for PROMO Xtra - October 22, 2009

Retail sales appear to be picking up. Sales increased 4.1% for the week ending Oct. 3 compared to the previous week. When looking at...

Health

All-natural sweetener, unapproved risk?

CARLY WEEKS From Thursday's Globe and Mail - October 22, 2009

Forget sugar. And aspartame. And sucralose. Although it's not yet authorized for use as an additive in food, a low-calorie, all-natural sweetener is making...

Sports

Fast start pushes Peyton toward another NFL record

MICHAEL MAROT AP Sports Writer - October 22, 2009

Colts coach Jim Caldwell became Peyton Manning's personal tutor in 2002. He has never seen the three-time league MVP play this well. Five games...

Arts & Culture

Old, yet classic

ASHLYN MCNEAL - October 22, 2009

Affordable, unique and creative are three words to describe The Old Spaghetti Factory. For 40 years this establishment has provided Italian dishes that can...

Sports

Irsay’s stance on Limbaugh speaks volumes

DANNY BRIDGES - October 22, 2009

There has been plenty of Jim Irsay detractors over the years in Indianapolis and my name is certainly one that was on that list....

Business

Nestle: 9-month sales fall 2.2 percent

AP - October 22, 2009

Nestle SA, the world's biggest food and drink company, said Thursday that sales for the first nine months fell 2.2 percent as the strong...

Business

No 2010 increase in Social Security

Money.CNN.com - October 22, 2009

There will be no cost-of-living increase for 57 million Social Security beneficiaries next year because consumer prices have fallen, the Social Security Administration announced....

Local News

Eli Lilly CEO banking on new drug pipeline

TOM MURPHY AP Business Writer - October 22, 2009

There are some life experiences few will ever have. And as the oldest of nine children and CEO of a Fortune 500 company, John...

Local News

Teachers CU Gives $8,000 To Local Healthcare Service

Credit Union Journal and SourceMedia - October 22, 2009

GRANGER, Ind. – Teachers CU said it donated $8,000 to United Health Services, a network of local healthcare and quality-of-life programs for the group’s...

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