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Family of Amos C. Brown, III announce scholarship

The family of the late Amos C. Brown, III, a renowned Indianapolis broadcaster and community advocate, is proud to announce the establishment of the...

The Black Expo experience

I remember getting TLC’s debut album on a cassette tape. Making my way through the crowded aisles of the Convention Center to the booth...

Indiana Historical Society to premiere pandemic-based play ‘Encounters’

A new play reflecting on grief and loss during the pandemic is set to take the stage this weekend. Presented by LateBloom Productions, “Encounters,” a...

Eddie Griffin says his comedy enlightens and heals

Eddie Griffin, the comedic veteran with a distinctive brand of humor, performed in Indianapolis 7:30 p.m. June 15 at the Murat Theatre at the...

Leadership Indianapolis & AES host Get on Board event for nonprofits

Amidst the vast nonprofit sector of Indianapolis, a partnership between Leadership Indianapolis and AES is set to ignite community spirit at the annual Get...

Cultivating Careers: See Yourself IN offers students glimpse into futures

The Central Indiana Corporate Partnership (CICP) is partnering with five companies to help Indiana students explore career paths and career opportunities in a variety...

Ball State professor receives fellowship to transform education

Have you ever taken a class and as soon as the final is over, you forget everything? You spent hours studying to memorize the...

REVIEW: X marks the spot with “Indianapolis Scavenger”

All of us born-and-bred Hoosiers know the beauty of the city and the surrounding neighborhoods. The secret spots, the hole-in-the-wall diners, the most detailed...

Summer Soiree: Canal Nights begins at the Indiana State Museum

Free games, free activities, free books, oh my! The Indiana State Museum’s Canal Nights: Summer Celebration is set to take place from 5-7 p.m on...

Indiana low-income solar programs get more than $117 million in federal funding

By VIOLET COMBER-WILEN New federal funding will allow for the development of low-income solar programs throughout the state. The Environmental Protection Agency’s Solar for All Funding distributed $7...
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