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Teen conducts pageants to send positive message

ADRIAN KENDRICK - March 7, 2013

Teen Talk, a new Indianapolis Recorder initiative, is a column by local teenagers who represent a variety of schools and backgrounds. In the weekly...

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A cut above

Guest Contributor - March 7, 2013

For many African-Americans, the barbershop, along with the Black church, has been an important cornerstone of the community for generations. That is a statement...

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State program spurs energy conservation

Jessica R. Key - March 7, 2013

Hoosiers are looking for ways to reduce costs and one way they’re doing it is by reducing their energy bills. Through the Energizing Indiana...

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Evans switch to GOP shocks political scene

BRANDON A. PERRY - March 7, 2013

This week a shockwave was sent through the local political scene when City-County Council member Jose Evans announced he will switch political parties, a...

Arts & Culture

Jill Scott to headline IBE Summer Celebration concert

For the Recorder - March 6, 2013

This week it was announced that Grammy Award-winning recording artist Jill Scott will headline Music Heritage Festival II on Saturday, July 20, 2013 –...

Business

Anticipated ‘stadium’ apartments now available

BRANDON A. PERRY - February 28, 2013

Have you ever wanted to live near downtown without the high costs of rent? How about living in a baseball stadium? Now residents have...

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Born to climb

ADRIAN KENDRICK - February 28, 2013

Paul Sinclair and his wife DeeAnne are outdoor enthusiasts. Which explains why this week they are embarking on an adventure of a lifetime -...

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Changes to work-study said to help business, students

Jessica R. Key - February 28, 2013

The Indiana House of Representatives passed legislation authored by Rep. Edward Clere, R-New Albany, that helps Indiana students gain more work experience; bring some...

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Guardians of our heritage

BRANDON A. PERRY - February 28, 2013

Who are you? What are you? Where is your family from and how did it get where it is now? Wilma Moore and Kisha...

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Foundation reaches out to girls in the community

ADRIAN KENDRICK - February 21, 2013

Fact: 81 percent of 10-year-old girls are afraid of being fat. Fact: A girl is bullied every seven minutes in the schoolyard, playground, stairwell,...

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Indiana Fever add Tully Bevilaqua to coaching staff

Indiana funding affordable housing for previous foster youth

Increasing health equity in Indiana

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