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Indy Tennis Palooza will honor Arthur Ashe; introduce children to healthy lifestyle

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Indiana Community Tennis Program will host its first Indy Tennis Palooza on June 29 at the Barbara S. Wynne Tennis Center, by North Central...
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A father who learned from his past and hopes his children do too

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Derrick Johnson has been a father for 24 years. It’s been a rewarding time, maybe even saved his life, as he wrestles with the...
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A father who learned from his past and hopes his children do too

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Derrick Johnson has been a father for 24 years. It’s been a rewarding time, maybe even saved his life, as he wrestles with the...
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A solid foundation: building on the legacy

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Indiana Avenue, a solid foundation. Building on the legacy of its founders the Indianapolis Urban League Sam H. Jones Center, serving more than 15,000...
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Stephen Clay resigns from the City-County Council

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Stephen Clay, Indianapolis City-County Councilman for District 13, resigned from the council. The resignation took effect at noon June 3. Clay cited a decreased...
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Stephen Clay resigns from the City-County Council

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Stephen Clay, Indianapolis City-County Councilman for District 13, resigned from the council. The resignation took effect at noon June 3. Clay cited a decreased...
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No surprises at 103rd Indy 500

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The 2019 Indianapolis 500 is in the books, so let’s take a moment and review what we really transpired on race day, I mean...
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New library coming to the west side

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Indianapolis Public Library’s new Eagle branch isn’t even two miles from its old location at the corner of 34th Street and Lowry Road, but...
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana hopes new headquarters will help serve more children

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As a mentoring organization more than 100 years old, Big Brothers Big Sisters doesn’t have an issue with name recognition. But for the Central...
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Indiana’s first African American postmistress could finally get recognition she deserves

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Ida P. Hagan, born in 1888 near the Pinkston Freedom Settlement in Dubois County, has a story that for so long has been withering...
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