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Rupal Thanawala earns Sagamore of the Wabash

The Recorder’s own tech editor, Rupal Thanawala, has achieved one of the state’s highest honors, receiving the Sagamore of the Wabash from Gov. Mike...

Recorder to host Taste, Toast & Talk: Professional Networking Mixer

Hoosiers can celebrate Black Business Month at the Indianapolis Recorder's Taste, Toast & Talk Professional Networking Mixer from 2 to 5 p.m.  on Sunday,...

Q&A: Mrs. Circle City Indy named Indiana State Finalist in National American Miss pageant

Cori Graham, the reigning Mrs. Circle City Indy, is preparing to compete for the state title. Presented by Circle City Productions, the Circle City Indy...

REVIEW: Indy Shakes presents one of Shakespeare’s tragedies with ‘King Lear’

It’s Shakespeare in the Park season, and while I didn’t expect to spend a warm summer evening watching a tragedy, I’m glad I did. The...

‘Just like us’: Black tech conference connects youth, professionals

Is BDPA Con one of the tech industry’s best kept secrets? If you ask some of this year’s attendees, the answer is resoundingly yes. While...

REVIEW: 5SOS ‘Everyone’s A Star’ tour presents a theatrical journey through time

5 Seconds of Summer returned to Noblesville on July 25, playing to a nearly sold-out crowd at Ruoff Music Center. I went; it was...

Marine in the outfield: Pioneering Black soldier and trailblazing baseball player receives Congressional Gold Medal

Decades before the Civil Rights movement reshaped the nation's legal landscape, a select group of Black men carried the heavy burden of breaking racial...

REVIEW: Beef and Boards’ ‘The Play That Goes Wrong’ goes oh so right

One thing about me, if a play is going wrong, I’m going to be there (in the audience).  In short, I love this show, and...

Cradle Indy report highlights urgent need to reduce infant mortality in Marion County 

Marion County's infant mortality rate remains significantly higher than both the state and national averages, underscoring the need for stronger coordination among health care providers, community organizations and...

Riley Children’s Health opens applications for community youth grants in Marion County 

Riley Children's Health is accepting applications for its 2026 Community Youth Grants, a funding opportunity that will provide awards ranging from $10,000 to $50,000...

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