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The Titanic Effect: managing hidden debt when starting your own business

M. KIM SAXTON and TODD SAXTON - February 28, 2019

The Titanic sunk in 1912 not only because it hit an iceberg barely noticeable from the surface, but because of a number of flaws...

Religion

Water-walking faith!

PRESTON T. ADAMS III - February 28, 2019

Matthew 14:29 — “So He said, ‘Come.’ And when Peter had come down out of the boat, he walked on the water to go...

Religion

How some Black Protestant churches do (and don’t) observe Lent

TYLER FENWICK - February 28, 2019

Christians around the world will begin observing Lent on March 6 and continue to do so for 46 days until April 21. One of...

Arts & Culture

New comedy club opening in Indianapolis

Staff Report - February 28, 2019

A new comedy club is opening in Indianapolis in March, and it’s coming with a bang. Helium Comedy Club, situated in the heart of...

Arts & Culture

Indiana author to give talk on Emmett Till trial and friendship with James Baldwin

TYLER FENWICK - February 28, 2019

When Roy Bryant and J.W. Milam went to trial in September 1955 for murdering Emmett Till, a young writer traveled from New York to...

Arts & Culture

Black History Month stamp revealed at George Washington High School

BEN LASHAR - February 26, 2019

Students and faculty at George Washington High School were the first to see the newly revealed Black Heritage stamp featuring dancer, actor and director...

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NAACP rallies support for stronger hate crimes legislation at Indiana Statehouse

TYLER FENWICK - February 25, 2019

Members of the NAACP, along with state legislators, ministers and other Black leaders, gathered Feb. 25 at the Indiana Statehouse in the south atrium...

Community Voices

From Player to Coach

Mike Ramey - February 23, 2019

“Old Truth…is still TRUTH!”--Anonymous Urban ProverbWelcome to the opening salvo of a new column, simply titled: “From Player to Coach.” The basis of the...

Local News

Indiana Senate passes bias crimes bill, but Black leaders want more

TYLER FENWICK - February 22, 2019

The Indiana Senate passed a bias crimes bill Feb. 21 that would allow judges to consider bias generally when imposing a criminal sentence, but...

Sports

NBA All-Star Game is vibrant, but Indy can improve it

DANNY BRIDGES - February 21, 2019

February 14, 2021. It’s a date most hard-core professional basketball fans here locally will undoubtedly look forward to. Yes, it’s official. Indianapolis has been entrusted by...

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