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DebbieKakes & More owner turned home-based business into third careerĀ 

Debbie Butler, owner of DebbieKakes & More, started her bustling, word-of-mouth business from her home kitchen seven years ago.  Butler, a Chicago native, mom of...

Recorder to host second annual Taste, Toast & Talk networking mixer

The Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper invites professionals, entrepreneurs and aspiring business owners to the second annual Taste, Toast & Talk from 4-7 p.m. on Aug....

Taste the Difference Festival invites foodies to celebrate 18 years of global Hoosier culture

Calling all foodies and culture enthusiasts! The International Marketplace Coalition’s 18th annual Taste the Difference Festival is returning this month. Guests are invited to Indy’s...

Early detection is key when it comes to cancer

James Smith is a man of service. A U.S. Navy veteran, former NFL team security director and longtime law enforcement officer, he’s spent his...

RISE INDY’s 2024 annual report is out, highlighting breakthroughs in education justiceĀ 

RISE INDY released its 2024 Annual Report this week. The report highlighted the RISE INDY’s record growth in multi-generational literacy, civic leadership, education development and...

REVIEW: Indy Drag Theatre’s first parody play, ā€˜Clue,’ went off with a bang (or several)

Indy Drag Theatre (IDT) produced its first parody play over the last two weekends, and it was fantastic.  ā€œClue: A Drag Parodyā€ was a vibrant,...

Gobble Gobble, a Black-owned food truck’s 24-year legacy at the Indiana State FairĀ 

Did you know the Marion County Coroner is also a business owner?  Those visiting the Indiana State Fair this month might catch a glimpse of...

City officials celebrate 60 years of the Voting Rights Act, honor Hoosier poll workersĀ 

The Voting Rights Act of 1965, which prohibited racial discrimination in voting in America, was passed 60 years ago this year.  Marion County Clerk Kate...

6,760 Issues and counting: The Indianapolis Recorder’s legacy of representation, resilience and hope

Every Thursday for 130 years — without fail — the Indianapolis Recorder has hit the streets, landing in homes, barbershops, churches and businesses across...

Children’s Museum celebrates 100 years during Second Century SoireeĀ 

The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis is hosting its ā€œbiggest celebration yet," honoring 100 years of inspiring children and families.  Presented by Purdue University, the Second...
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