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Volunteers needed to feed hungry Hoosiers during 13th annual Million Meal Marathon

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Community organizations, families and individuals are invited to hand package the organization’s nutritious rice casserole for Indiana’s hungry. The Million Meal Marathon unites the community...
Business

Bringing the Southern touch to Indy: Kountry Kitchen reopening

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Kountry Kitchen is making its return to the Indianapolis community. In 2020, the well-known and beloved soul food restaurant closed due to a fire....
Local News

Preparing for a Midwest winter: Yeah, it’s time

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Winter is just around the corner, which means it is about time to pull out sweaters, scarves and coats from storage and switch the...
Local News

New bullying, same results

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October is National Bullying Awareness Month, but bullying is an issue in schools year-round. Bullying has changed shape over the years — even adapting to...
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Madam Walker Legacy Center to create endowment to secure future

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The Madam Walker Legacy Center, the iconic pillar of Indiana Avenue, has announced its plans to create an endowment that will help preserve the...
Arts & Culture

Celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day at Eiteljorg Museum

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Many students learn the phrase “In 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue,” but many do not learn about the resilience and culture of Indigenous...
Arts & Culture

Hues of Heritage: Exploring Afro-Latino identity, colorism and pride (part three)

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Afro-Latino representation emerges as a testament to the rich tapestry of human heritage and a catalyst for reshaping perceptions and dismantling stereotypes.
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‘Sí, se puede’: The leaps and bounds of immigrant success

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"When I think of my inspiration, all I can think of is my father," said Crystal Estrada, a nurse practitioner and associate of the...
Arts & Culture

John Green talks ‘freedom to read’ at IndyPL

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The Indianapolis Public Library kicked off National Banned Books Week Oct. 3 with a fireside chat conversation with John Green and State Senator and...
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Black man’s 1845 lynching commemorated with historical marker Downtown

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The story of a Black man's 1845 lynching in Downtown is now commemorated along the cultural trial. A public dedication unveiling the historical marker...
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