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Library offers free resources for job seekers

BEN LASHAR -
Job searching is a difficult, long and ego-bruising experience. It doesn’t matter if you graduated summa cum laude or if you dropped out of...
Arts & Culture

Biryani House offers great introduction to Indian food

BEN LASHAR -
Here’s a little background on me: I was born in Ohio, lived most of my life in Michigan and now I reside in Indiana....
Arts & Culture

Esports growing in Indianapolis

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There’s a sports industry worth over $96 million growing in Indianapolis. People don’t play with a ball, bat or puck but a videogame controller....
Sports

IPS sports roundup: Jan. 7-12

TYLER FENWICK -
It’s city tournament time in Indianapolis, but the weather hasn’t cooperated fully. Some girls games were postponed and cancelled Saturday when the 7-8 inches...
Health

Study: Alzheimer’s may develop differently in African-Americans

TYLER FENWICK -
Scientists from the University of Washington School of Medicine in St. Louis have found a possible explanation for why African-Americans appear to be more...
Arts & Culture

IPS students take off to Thailand

BEN LASHAR -
A group of mostly Black students from Indianapolis Public School gathered for what seemed like a normal party. They ate pizza, talked and listened...
Religion

It’s 2019, and Rachel is still weeping …

PRESTON T. ADAMS III -
In Rama was there a voice heard, lamentation, and weeping, and great mourning, Rachel weeping for her children, and would not be comforted, because...
Business

Experts say diversity important for workplace

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Indiana Minority Business Magazine, sister publication of the Recorder, will honor public servants, advocates and business leaders who stand for diversity during the 2019...
Sports

2018 sports moments were plentiful

DANNY BRIDGES -
The calendar has clicked off another year in sports and it was a good one for Indianapolis. While there were a number of compelling stories,...
Arts & Culture

Indianapolis resident creates docuseries about African-American firsts

OSEYE BOYD -
From Stage Coach Mary, the first African-American to work for the U.S. Postal Service, to Sister Rosetta Tharpe, known as the Mother of Rock...
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