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The Indianapolis Symphonic Choir is bringing back an old favorite, “Mood Indigo,” for one night only. Indiana Landmarks is set to host the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir for its special concert Oct. 15 at 2:30 p.m. and 6 p.m.

A1c Care Center will host a two-day health care expo, “Make Health A Habit,” at the Ivy Tech Culinary and Conference Center, 2820 N....

With the ability to play melodies, harmonies and bass, the organ piano is an essential companion to Black churches' worship service.

Christian churches and organizations gathered in Indianapolis for their yearly Christian Churches Together Forum from Oct. 4-7.

“His mother said to the servants, “Do whatever he tells you.” -John 2:5 John’s gospel brings us to Jesus’ first public miracle. It wasn't healing...

Two things are equally true, even though seemingly diametrically opposed. When it comes to the battle of the sexes as it relates to moral...

A February 2021 Mckinsey report found some disturbing news concerning Black employees in the U.S. labor market, but the Edge Mentoring Annual Conference occurring...

Starting in January 2023 students at Martin University can expect a 45% decrease in undergraduate tuition and a 42% decrease in graduate tuition, along with the potential to have up to $10,000 from their previous account balance forgiven.

Ahead of school board elections in November, candidates Hope Hampton (District 3), Kristen Phair (District 3) and Angelia Moore (at-large) met with parents and community members in the lunchroom to discuss issues presented by IPS students, parents and staff members.

Nicole CareyAngelia Moore There are some big potential changes coming to Indianapolis Public Schools. District leaders recently unveiled their draft Rebuilding Stronger plan, which includes additional...