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Circle City Classic 2022

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Golf group remembers Forrest T. Jones

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KIPP Indy’s 1st graduation will mark historic moment for neighborhood

JAYDEN KENNETT -
Shariah Miller will always remember leading more than 100 of her fellow students on a Juneteenth Peace Walk through Indianapolis’ Martindale-Brightwood neighborhood this summer. Their...
Arts & Culture

‘Kids are not Krayons’ to spark positive themes of identity for children

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Middleton’s book aims to provide children with positive themes of identity early on by highlighting key points of identity, self-confidence and educating oneself on diversity with whimsical illustrations by Blake Frederick.
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Federal government approves INDOT’s electric vehicle deployment plan

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The Indiana Department of Transportation’s Electric Vehicle Deployment Plan received federal approval, meaning INDOT can begin the process of installing charging stations throughout the...
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Eldridge to prioritize voter participation as 1st local Black Democratic Party chair

ABRIANA HERRON -
Myla Eldridge was elected Marion County Democratic Party chair Sept. 13, making her the first Black person in the role. She said her immediate...
Arts & Culture

Sharmin Kent and other local creatives highlighted in ‘Creatives in Color’

CHLOE McGOWAN -
On Sept. 14, Sharmin Kent, manager and strategy lead at Studio Science, spoke about her journey as a creative professional and how her experience as a Black woman influenced her narrative process.
Religion

How firm is your life’s foundation?

JOHNSON BEAVEN III -
“Therefore everyone who hears these words of mine and puts them into practice is like a wise man who built his house on the...
Education

Study: Teacher licensing exams shrink Indiana’s pool of Black, Hispanic teachers

CHALKBEAT INDIANA -
Indiana’s ubiquitous teacher licensing exam could be one reason behind the state’s shortage of teachers — especially Black and Hispanic teachers, according to a new report from Indiana University.
Arts & Culture

What’s In a Name, Indy? Haughville — Part 2: Immigration into Haughville

RICHARD MCDONOUGH -
In the late 1800s, a rural area of Wayne Township was developing into what became known as Haughville. Among the initial residents of the...
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