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Fredrick Douglass Little League 

The Fredrick Douglass Little League is the only predominantly African American Little League in Central Indiana with an official charter from Little League International....

Providing heartfelt education: Hardon Education 

In the heart of Indianapolis, where ambition meets compassion, two women are rewriting the narrative of education and health care training. Kellee Harney and...

Kroger spooks up Halloween, reveals top-selling candies in Indiana

Kroger is stirring up Halloween with its top-selling candies in Indiana, including M&M's, Reese's Peanut Butter Pumpkins and Snickers fun-sized candies. Manager of Corporate Affairs...

Negro Leagues pioneer honored with Washington, D.C. Intersection

Mamie Johnson, the first female pitcher in the Negro Leagues, was honored on Saturday with the renaming of an intersection in Washington, D.C. The...

En garde: parrying the predispositions of fencing

With a variety of extracurricular activities to choose from, Indiana resident Cameron Gant, 21, wanted to go a less than traditional route. Gant wanted...

Bringing the Southern touch to Indy: Kountry Kitchen reopening

Kountry Kitchen is making its return to the Indianapolis community. In 2020, the well-known and beloved soul food restaurant closed due to a fire....

Educators for Tomorrow Scholarship

The Fred S. Klipsch Educators College (KEC) at Marian University represents hope and a strength for one of life’s greatest gifts – teachers. The...

IndyPL’s annual author meet-and-greet is back this fall

Meet an Author, Be an Author is back with some new and exciting additions. The annual book fair program, hosted by the Indianapolis Public Library,...

Preparing for a Midwest winter: Yeah, it’s time

Winter is just around the corner, which means it is about time to pull out sweaters, scarves and coats from storage and switch the...

Indiana’s college-going, enrollment and completion data looks promising 

After more than a decade of decline, Indiana’s college-going rate and overall college enrollment are starting to turn around.  

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