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Fever begins season Saturday

Guest Contributor - May 15, 2008

Former Stanford University center Kristen Newlin has been added to the Indiana Fever roster. A third-round pick (34th overall) by Houston in the 2007...

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Off the wall

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - May 9, 2008

Imagine a beautiful painting that reflects a mood perfectly; now imagine that painting on a handbag. Indianapolis native Rebecca Robinson has decided to turn...

Religion

The search for the ‘perfect church’

BRANDON A. PERRY - May 9, 2008

In the six years I’ve been blessed to be a writer for the Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper, a disturbing number of people have shared their...

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Carson wins!

AMOS BROWN III - May 9, 2008

Despite garnering 92 percent of the votes of Indiana’s African-Americans and despite a landslide win in Indiana’s largest city and largest African-American community, Sen....

Health

Massage therapy offers many health benefits

ARIANA HUNT - May 9, 2008

A trip to the spa for a massage can be much more than a day away from work and the kids. For some, a...

Arts & Culture

Indie film inspires nation of dreams

BRANDON A. PERRY - May 9, 2008

Indianapolis filmmaker Sherman “Skee” Skinner is on a promising quest to share his acclaimed film “Pieces of a Dream” with the world community. At...

Health

Try tea to make you feel better

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - May 2, 2008

To some, there’s nothing better than a hot mug of tea to fend off a winter chill or a cold glass of iced tea...

Religion

‘Dee Dee’ Gray prepares for new project

BRANDON A. PERRY - May 2, 2008

“Sing, Oh daughter of Zion; Be glad and rejoice with all your heart, Oh daughter of Jerusalem.” Zephaniah 3:14 Deidre D. “Dee Dee” Gray...

Arts & Culture

500 Festival gets under way with Mini-Marathon

JACK SALES - May 2, 2008

The 32nd running of the OneAmerica 500 Festival Mini-Marathon is May 3. The mini has sold-out for the past six years, with 35,000 registrants...

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Indiana’s photo ID law

Guest Contributor - May 1, 2008

Public Law 109-2005 requires Indiana residents to present photo ID before casting a ballot at the polls on Election Day. The photo ID must...

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