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Religion

The gift

Spiritual Outlook SHEILA SPENCER - December 21, 2017

“The first duty of love is to listen …”“Auntie Sheila, what do words look and feel like?”This was the question that my friend’s daughter...

Religion

Why faith inspires people to give

DAVID KING The Conversation - December 21, 2017

After Thanksgiving, Americans turn their attention to shopping with Black Friday, Small Business Saturday and Cyber Monday as well as holidays such as Hanukkah...

Sports

Pagano’s demise was beyond his control

DANNY BRIDGES - December 21, 2017

Charles Edward Pagano will likely be relieved of his duties at the conclusion of the Colts season. That’s not exactly breaking news considering how...

Arts & Culture

365 days of Kwanzaa

Guest Contributor - December 21, 2017

Unlike winter holidays with religious origins, Kwanzaa is a celebration of traditional African values and principles that play a positive role in African-American culture....

Arts & Culture

51st annual Kwanzaa celebration moves to Central Library

Guest Contributor - December 21, 2017

Libraries are known as quiet places, but on Dec. 26, Central Library might get a little loud and crazy as line dancers, African drummers,...

Arts & Culture

Recorder Event Rundown: Week of Monday, Dec. 25, 2017

Guest Contributor - December 20, 2017

Jazz on the Avenue Visit the Madame Walker Theatre every last Friday of the month for food, dancing and live entertainment. Jazz on the Avenue...

Local News

City declares multi-front war on violent crime

BRANDON A. PERRY - October 20, 2020

Like the Allied generals of World War II who came up with the plan to invade Normandy to help defeat the Nazis, Indianapolis leaders...

Religion

Americans say religious aspects of Christmas are declining in public life

Guest Contributor - December 15, 2017

As long-simmering debates continue over how American society should commemorate the Christmas holiday, a new Pew Research Center survey finds that most U.S. adults...

Education

Closing the gap: Indiana apprenticeship programs help Hoosiers find meaningful work

BRITTANY KING - December 15, 2017

Indiana has a problem. According to Gov. Eric Holcomb, there are almost 100,000 vacant jobs across the state; but this isn’t because there isn’t...

Health

4 things to know about HIV today

Guest Contributor - December 15, 2017

Scientists, researchers, public health groups and many others worldwide are working tirelessly to address HIV.One such group in Indianapolis, Brothers United, began in 1999...

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