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This July heat means one thing: Christmas in July

TYLER FENWICK - July 11, 2019

Christmas in July is one of those annual happenings that people just seem to go with, and few know — or care — why....

Education

PreK-Corner with Dr. Mattie: Getting on the same page when disciplining children

Mattie Jones - July 11, 2019

In PreK-Corner, I share and have discussions with you about issues that cover the journey that children take from birth to school age (Pre-K)...

Arts & Culture

A day of yoga and baseball

JACLYN FERGUSON - July 11, 2019

Take! Me out to the — yoga mat? The Indianapolis Indians will partner with Sun King Brewery and Indy Yoga Movement for Yoga in the...

Religion

Believe it or not!

RAE KARIM - July 11, 2019

A couple weekends ago, televisions across the world were tuned into the anticipated BET Awards. Curiosities of who wore what and who would show...

Health

How healthy is your breakfast?

BEN LASHAR - July 3, 2019

Discerning good nutrition advice can be difficult considering all the contradictory information. Some call breakfast the most important meal of the day. Others call...

Arts & Culture

Amanda Seales promised to return to Indy

JACLYN FERGUSON - July 3, 2019

July is just getting started, which means it is well into summertime. Although school is out, one American entertainer is bringing Black history to...

Sports

From Ben Davis to IU, Reese Taylor keeps rising and adapting

TYLER FENWICK - July 3, 2019

Reese Taylor was the man at Ben Davis High School. He was faster, smarter, just plain better than pretty much everyone else on the...

Arts & Culture

Symphony on the Prairie is whatever you want it to be

TYLER FENWICK - July 3, 2019

It didn’t rain on the evening of June 22 at 13400 Allisonville Road in Fishers. That’s the address for Conner Prairie, and it’s important...

Religion

The master switch

SHEILA P. SPENCER - July 3, 2019

“And think about grassy fields — the grasses are here now, but they will be dead by winter. And yet God adorns them so...

Arts & Culture

Celebrate Independence Day with a bang!

Staff Report - June 27, 2019

Nothing says summer quite like the Fourth of July. Cookouts and fireworks and (if you’re lucky enough) a day off of work allowing everyone...

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