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Meet the four candidates seeking three seats on IPS school board

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Four candidates are vying for three open seats on the Indianapolis Public Schools board of school commissioners. None are incumbents.
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Recorder wins journalism awards

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The Indianapolis Recorder won several awards at the Hoosier State Press Association Foundation 2022 Journalism Awards. The awards ceremony was Sept. 23. All awards...
Arts & Culture

‘Arts ‘N Culture and the African American Influence’: Steward Speakers Series announces 2022-23 schedule

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The 36th annual Steward Speakers Series is set to kick off its 2022-23 season next month. The not-for-profit educational lecture series, founded by current president...
Religion

Indy Faith Spotlight: ‘Once a sister friend, always a sister friend’: Sister Friends Fellowship ends after 20 years of ministry

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In August 2002, 30 women gathered at Cornerstone Church of the Living God P.G.T. for the inaugural Sister Friends Fellowship meeting. The women’s ministry began...
Arts & Culture

Serendipity for Newfields: ‘We. The Culture’ opens shortly after new CEO begins

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Burnette’s vision for Newfields is “lofty and big,” she said. However, she has no doubt she can make her vision a reality. Although her time here will likely be a small window in the long history of the institution, Burnette said she hopes people will look at her tenure as a “true renaissance moment.”
Education

KIPP Indy’s 1st graduation will mark historic moment for neighborhood

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Shariah Miller will always remember leading more than 100 of her fellow students on a Juneteenth Peace Walk through Indianapolis’ Martindale-Brightwood neighborhood this summer. Their...
Arts & Culture

Sharmin Kent and other local creatives highlighted in ‘Creatives in Color’

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On Sept. 14, Sharmin Kent, manager and strategy lead at Studio Science, spoke about her journey as a creative professional and how her experience as a Black woman influenced her narrative process.
Education

Study: Teacher licensing exams shrink Indiana’s pool of Black, Hispanic teachers

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Indiana’s ubiquitous teacher licensing exam could be one reason behind the state’s shortage of teachers — especially Black and Hispanic teachers, according to a new report from Indiana University.
Business

Aviation-themed ice cream shop awarded city’s first Vendor of the Month award

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Aviation-themed ice cream shop LiftOff Creamery won the city’s first Vendor of the Month award from the Indianapolis Office of Minority and Women Business Development.
Local News

City settles nearly decadelong dispute with Towne & Terrace Corp, pledges to help residents

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The city of Indianapolis announced an end to an almost decade-long legal battle with Towne & Terrace Corp., a nonprofit that owns neglected condominiums on the city’s far east side. (Photo/ Jayden Kennett)
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