Top Stories Archives - Page 448 of 532

Local News

DCS to host candle-light ceremonies across the state on April 16

For the Recorder - April 11, 2013

The Indiana Department of Child Services will host candle-light ceremonies across the state on April 16, beginning at 7 p.m., respective to local times....

Local News

Komen race to honor and celebrate life

Jessica R. Key - April 11, 2013

Indianapolis will be painted pink as thousands take to the streets to remember, honor, celebrate and learn about breast cancer. The 22nd annual Susan...

Local News

Network among the powerful

BRANDON A. PERRY - April 11, 2013

How would you like to have lunch inside an institution with a proud legacy, joined by two prominent entrepreneurs and the most powerful man...

Local News

Colorism

ADRIAN KENDRICK - April 11, 2013

The face of colorism, or discrimination based on skin color, has many personalities in today’s age. It consists of team light skinned and team...

Local News

Brighten their world

Part 1 of 2 Brandon A. Perry - April 11, 2013

Today, the chance of you having a child with autism or knowing someone who does is getting higher every day. According to a report...

Local News

Gun control debate heats up

Jessica R. Key - April 11, 2013

The U.S. Senate is ready to begin a wide-ranging and ambitious battle over gun control, with a vote scheduled for April 11. That would...

Education

Don’t blame video games

Tayler Shoemake - April 11, 2013

Lately, video games have been getting much of the blame for gun violence in America. But in reality, people have to be held responsible...

Local News

NCAA events spark local economy

BRANDON A. PERRY - April 4, 2013

Thousands of people who arrive in Indianapolis from around the country and millions more watching on television enjoy the excitement of athletic events sponsored...

Health

Breast cancer survivors offer words of advice

Jessica R. Key - April 4, 2013

Surviving breast cancer is a feat that is difficult, but possible. Although breast cancer survival in Black women has increased in recent decades, survival...

Education

Peer pressure gets easier

Alexis Finnell - April 4, 2013

At a very young age, we are told not to give in to peer pressure and to “just say no,” as if it is...

1...447448449...532 Page 448 of 532

BLACK HISTORY MATTERS 2023 SPECIAL EDITION

READ STORIES ONLINE

READ PDF E-EDITION

Upcoming Online Townhalls

Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper

Milk & Miracles boosts Black maternal, infant care

REVIEW: Yes, ‘Hamilton’ really is worth the hype

Lilly and IU announce $40M partnership to expand clinical trial access

Braun announces ‘Family First Workplace’ policy

Proposed congressional map splits districts, draws criticism

Milk & Miracles boosts Black maternal, infant care

Hoosiers scrape by Buckeyes 13-10, claim historic Big Ten Championship

Recorder Rewind: Obi Toppin gives back (photos)

Seeds of Caring is helping Hoosier kids spread holiday cheer through Holiday Acts of Kindness

The next generation is asking big questions. Are we?

Three card monte: Y’all better have these babies, but don’t ask the government to help you feed them

The 11th Commandment

Thank you, Recorder!

Recorder Rewind: Obi Toppin gives back (photos)

Recorder Rewind: Wizards at Pacers, NBA Cup play (photo)

Recorder Rewind: Bulls at Pacers (photos)

Recorder Rewind: Houston Texans at Indianapolis Colts (photos)

Top Stories

BLACK HISTORY MATTERS 2023 SPECIAL EDITION

Upcoming Online Townhalls

Stay connected

Popular articles

REVIEW: Yes, ‘Hamilton’ really is worth the hype

Chestnut, Sudo do battle over Hermanaki wings during Big Ten Weekend

Crown and culture

The next generation is asking big questions. Are we?

House passes congressional map in 57-41 vote

About Us

Categories

Top Stories

BLACK HISTORY MATTERS 2023 SPECIAL EDITION

Upcoming Online Townhalls

Subscribe to our newsletter

Stay connected

Popular articles

About Us

Categories

Get our Newsletter