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Strong storms, stronger commitment

How AES is powering safer, more resilient communities When powerful storms swept through central Indiana in early April, bringing high winds, heavy rains and severe...

On college decision day: Consider diversity, equity and inclusion

As colleges and universities across the nation face growing debates over diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs, some institutions are eliminating or scaling back...

Your ā€˜power’ is causing problems

Power is not a new concept or item added to some individual’s ā€˜goals’ list. Power has taken on many forms, including earning a degree, buying...

Pope Francis, first Latin American pontiff who ministered with a charming, humble style, dies at 88

VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope Francis, history’s first Latin American pontiff who charmed the world with his humble style and concern for the poor but alienated...

Budgeting for uncertain times

This week, as part of Smart Money Week, we’ll dive into key financial topics to help you navigate today’s economic challenges. We’ll cover budgeting in...

To spite your faceĀ 

I have previously written about the dangerous consequences of America intentionally sabotaging its ā€œsoft power.ā€   Doing so has occasioned an opportunity for Russia and...

Good Friday: How to handle a bad dayĀ 

ā€œā€¦God was reconciling the world to himself in Christ, not counting people’s sins against themā€¦ā€Ā  2 Corinthians 5:19 NIV  I need not ask, ā€œHave you ever...

Buying a home? Here’s what to consider

Indianapolis Recorder’s Smart Money Week continues with Everwise Credit Union, offering valuable insights into the key factors to consider before purchasing a home. Buying a...

Indiana State Fairgrounds announces expanded partnership, unveils the newly named Corteva Coliseum

Community members gathered alongside Corteva and the Indiana State Fairgrounds on April 16 for the unveiling of the newly named Corteva Coliseum. Announced last year,...

NEH funding cuts will affect Black humanities scholars, leaders

On April 3, funding for the humanities in our community evaporated.  Across Indiana, money for programs that teach students local history, equip libraries to expand...
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