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Successful early education needs connection

KAHLIL MWAAFRIKA -
The crux of early childhood education is connection. The most rapid and progressive period of brain development happens between ages 0-5. Synapses are the...
Education

Surge Academy fellows hope to push, develop each other

TYLER FENWICK -
Evan Taylor had heard good things about Surge Academy from colleagues in other cities and figured he should give it a shot too when...
Arts & Culture

EXHALE app aims to help women of color

BREANNA COOPER -
Katara McCarty has been using meditational apps to focus on her emotional and mental well-being for years. However, as a Black woman, she’s never...
Arts & Culture

Podcast club explores ‘whiteness’

STAFF -
A new podcast club explores how “whiteness” and the concept of race have shaped American history.The club, hosted by Leadership Indianapolis, began in early...
Health

Sickle cell treatment improving locally, but still ‘sort of a problem’

TYLER FENWICK -
Adult sickle cell disease patients have had a treatment option to reduce pain and the need for blood transfusions for about two decades now.Hydroxyurea,...
Religion

Confronting gigantic challenges

Johnson A. Beaven III -
Then Goliath, a Philistine champion from Gath, came out of the Philistine ranks to face the forces of Israel. He was over nine feet...
Health

Assistance in Paying Medical Bills is Available in a Variety of Ways

Broderick Rhyant M.D. -
Having to pay expensive medical bills is something many Americans are frightened of causing them to neglect the medical care they need to avoid...
Religion

New Church Summit convened

NADINE COMPTON and JOE WHITMAN -
From Aug. 19-21, the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) convened a New Church Summit to strategize about the future of its New Church Movement over the coming decade in light of current and future realities. This...
Health

New COVID-19 study sheds light on asymptomatic carriers

BREANNA COOPER -
A new study conducted by the Indiana University Medical School found asymptomatic carriers of COVID-19 make up only 0.2% of cases in Marion County. The...
Arts & Culture

S.H.E. Event helps boost local, Black-owned businesses

BREANNA COOPER -
After a delay due to COVID-19, the She Has Everything (S.H.E.) Event will return Sept. 12 for its eighth consecutive year. Founder Katina Washington said...
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