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Longtime activist and advocate will be missed

Staff Report -
Dorothy Lee Burse, 94, former executive director of Citizens Multi-Service Center, died on Sept. 3.Burse was a longtime community activist and advocate for Indianapolis,...
Local News

Indy Jazz Fest celebrates 20 years

OSEYE BOYD -
It makes sense for Rayford Griffin to make his way home to perform at the 20th anniversary of Indy Jazz Fest. Griffin, a drummer, hasn’t...
Religion

Father Agustus Tolton: Fighting racism to become a priest

FATHER KENNETH TAYLOR -
One of the positions that I hold is that of president of the National Black Catholic Clergy Caucus (NBCCC). This year, 2018, marks the...
Religion

Beaumont’s oldest black church  celebrating 150th anniversary

PHOEBE SUY Beaumont Enterprise -
BEAUMONT, Texas (AP) — From its beginnings in the years after the Civil War, Beaumont’s oldest Black church has witnessed the establishment of the area’s first...
Health

Ask Dr. Kevin: out with the old, in with a new understanding to improve scd care

DR. KEVIN WILLIAMS -
The “Ask Dr. Kevin” series is brought to you by Pfizer Rare Disease in collaboration with the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) to increase...
Business

We have important work to do

BRIAN PAYNE -
The teams at Central Indiana Community Foundation (CICF), The Indianapolis Foundation and Legacy Fund, have been watching the growing body of research that tells...
Arts & Culture

Good food in a simply decorated restaurant

OSEYE BOYD -
Recently, I ventured to a new restaurant for lunch: Shoefly Public House. It’s near Tea’s Me Café on East 22nd Street. I really like this...
Arts & Culture

Send summer out with a blast

OSEYE BOYD -
The end of summer is approaching.While fall doesn’t officially start until Sept. 22, Labor Day is traditionally considered the end of summer. Once upon...
Education

Indianapolis Public Schools board has 3 open seats, 10 candidates

Guest Contributor -
Three Indianapolis Public Schools board seats are up for grabs this November, and 10 candidates have entered the race — including at least five...
Health

Three years after major grocery store closures, some Indy neighborhoods still struggle

BRITTANY KING -
Marion County resident Sharonna Moore grew up around gardening. “My grandfather’s brother grew his own food, and we’d go out and pick it right from...
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