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‘How the past shapes the present’: Timeline features city’s Black church history

It has been over a year since the Encyclopedia of Indianapolis launched digitally, and now it features a religion timeline, which includes a timeline...

From funeral homes to churches, violence plagues spiritual grounds too

Pamela Grant attended a funeral at Oasis of Hope Baptist Church to support her son, Alan Jermaine Turman, and his new wife, Shannon Turman,...

Recorder Women’s Auxiliary hosts annual Christmas event

The Recorder Women’s Auxiliary hosted “A Legendary Function at an Uptown Junction” on Dec. 10 that featured live music, vendors, a raffle and a...

Asante Art Institute unifies community through the arts

As the lights shine dimly on a stage surrounded by multicolored Christmas trees at Warren Central High School, 9-year-old Kamyriah Taylor prances on stage...

Juul to pay Indiana $15.7M as part of multistate settlement

Indiana will receive $15.7 million from e-cigarette manufacturer Juul Labs, Inc., as part of a multistate settlement. Dozens of states alleged that Juul used unethical...

Organization helps veterans find housing and assist with other needs

Since its founding in 2017, Heroes Without a Home has assisted more than 30 veterans in finding safe and temporary homes while also providing...

Black Business Bazaar gearing up for ‘bigger, better’ holiday event

The Black Business Bazaar is back and bigger than ever following a brief pandemic hiatus.The holiday-themed community event, which originated in 2016, aims to...

Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss, ‘Ellen’ show’s dancing DJ, dies at 40

By NARDOS HAILE Associated Press Stephen "tWitch" Boss, the longtime and beloved dancing DJ on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" and a former contestant on "So...

Community rallies to call for Nichelle Hayes as next library CEO

Community members gathered on the steps of Central Library on Dec. 12 protesting in support of Nichelle M. Hayes as the next CEO of...

Indiana judge named first Black woman from Indiana to serve on Seventh Circuit federal court 

An Indiana Judge will be the first Black jurist from the state to serve on the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh...

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