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Eskenazi Health urges caution in freezing weather, provides tips to protect health

HANNA RAUWORTH - February 17, 2025

As Indy faces a slew of frigid temperatures this winter, Eskenazi Health urges preparedness to ensure health and safety. Prolonged exposure to cold can cause...

Indy Peace highlights strategies to reduce gun violence at annual meeting

HANNA RAUWORTH - February 17, 2025

Indy Peace presented at the annual meeting of Hoosiers Concerned About Gun Violence, spotlighting their community-based approach to reducing gun violence in the Circle...

Veterans call line provides advocacy resources

HANNA RAUWORTH - February 17, 2025

The Veterans Health Administration launched One Indiana Call Line, a new patient advocacy resource for Hoosier veterans. The call line provides veterans enrolled in one...

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Working well

CAMIKE JONES - December 31, 2024

Black women talk creating balance, feeling joy and following your excitement When she found herself passed out on the bedroom floor, Dr. River Sturdivant realized...

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From T-shirts to tech: Rockablock founder talks expansion and return to Indy

CAMIKE JONES - December 30, 2024

Rockland Page is the founder and designer behind the RockaBlock lifestyle brand. In a Q&A with Indianapolis Recorder Editor-in-Chief Camike Jones, Page talks about...

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Here are the education issues Indiana lawmakers are considering for the 2025 legislative session

CAMIKE JONES - December 27, 2024

Indiana lawmakers are preparing to write the next state budget, and as an economic surplus winds down, they face difficult decisions about what education...

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Lt. Gov. Crouch and IHCDA launch crowdfunding for community kitchen

CHLOE McGOWAN - December 23, 2024

Indianapolis residents might soon have a new community kitchen on the near southside. Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch and the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority...

Business

Grammy’s Mini Mart combines fresh food with a sense of home

HANNA RAUWORTH - February 17, 2025

Aurelia Turentine has turned Grammy's Mini Mart, nestled in the heart of Indianapolis' northeast side, into more than just a convenience store — it’s...

Arts & Culture

Clowes Memorial Hall to undergo $9 million grant-funded renovations

CHLOE McGOWAN - December 20, 2024

Clowes Memorial Hall is getting some much-needed upgrades in 2025 thanks to a $9 million grant from The Allen Whitehill Clowes Charitable Foundation. Butler University...

Arts & Culture

Q&A: ICO resident musician Joshua A. Thompson talks music, sociology and highlights of his career

CHLOE McGOWAN - December 19, 2024

This past year was monumental for musicians in Indianapolis, particularly Joshua A. Thompson. The Indy-based pianist, sociologist and current Creative Partner in Residence at the...

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