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Tamika Catchings named VP of Fever Basketball Operations

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Tamika Catchings, the four-time Olympic gold medalist and 15-year WNBA star with the Indiana Fever, has been named vice president of Fever Basketball Operations,...
Education

9-year-old Indianapolis student is a published author

TYLER FENWICK -
Samiah Turner does things that most other 9-year-olds don’t do. She’s measured out the exact amount of water she needs for a bath so...
Sports

IPS sports roundup: Crispus Attucks wins regional, advances to semi-state

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Crispus Attucks boys basketball won its 10th regional title March 9 at Greencastle High School, beating Owen Valley and Marion County foe Beech Grove...
Business

Pardi Gras winners aim to impact community

BEN LASHAR -
At the Pardi Gras 2019 pitch contest, 10 local minority-owned tech businesses showcased their products and business plans. Two days later, they attended a...
Arts & Culture

Quilting guild celebrates Women’s History Month

BEN LASHAR -
To celebrate women’s history month, the Akoma Ntoso Modern Quilt Guild of Central Indiana will host “Strength, Courage & Dignity: Stories of Everyday Women”...
Sports

McClure relishes the opportunity to teach

DANNY BRIDGES -
If you’ve never met him before, it’s not easy to identify Indiana Pacers assistant coach David McClure at practice. Just 32 years of age,...
Religion

A God Who Hungers

REV. MARION J. MILLER -
Scripture:  Matthew 3:16-4:2“After his baptism, as Jesus came up out of the water, the heavens were opened and He saw the Spirit of God...
Religion

Workshop gives people the tools to understand the Bible in its original language

TYLER FENWICK -
As a scholar of New Testament Greek, John Bechtle has had the advantage of being able to read his Bible in its original language,...
Health

Black women in America and cervical cancer prevention

ANISA SHOMO -
Many people may believe that cervical cancer is a problem of the past. Prior to the 1940s, it was a major cause of death...
Education

Dr. Patricia Payne’s 57-year impact on Indianapolis Public Schools

BRITTANY KING -
Growing up, Dr. Patricia Payne always knew she wanted to be in education. She joked, “I came out of the womb knowing I wanted...
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