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Tyrone Lee Achieves Rank of Eagle Scout
Tyrone Lee, 16, has received Scouting’s highest rank of Eagle Scout. Lee, a member of Troop 276, chartered by Castleton United Methodist Church, is a...
Gardner focused on finishing strong
Like a number of young people, Tim Gardner has big plans for the future. What makes his approach special is that he has not...
Warren’s Linzi Moore helps seal MIC victory
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The Class 4A No. 6 Warren Central Warriors (16-3) defeated the No. 8 ranked North Central Panthers (14-5) 50-43 and finished the season with...
Mitchell does it again
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Coach Doug Mitchell was named Coach E's Corner coach of the week in a March 11, 2011, article after his North Central High School...
L.C.’s Hollowell is player of the week
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The 6-2 and No. 3 ranked (AP Poll) Lawrence Central Bears boys basketball team is led by 6'7 Indiana University recruit and Mr. Basketball...
Ronnie Johnson is the player of the week
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When you watch the No. 1 North Central High School basketball team play, the first thing you notice is the quickness, athleticism and play-making...
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Poetic justice?
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On Jan. 6, we witnessed an insurrection in our nation’s capital. Violent supporters mesmerized by the inflammatory words of Donald Trump, a...
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Institutional racism is real
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When Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on a segregated bus to a white man in Montgomery, Alabama, on Dec....
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What’s In A Name, Indy? Lt. j.g. Graham Edward Martin Park
When you travel down Fall Creek Parkway near 16th Street, you’ll see a sign for the Lt....
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2020 Crisis and COVID-19 Fatigue is Harmful to Millions Around the World
As the world is experiencing a huge spike in positive COVID-19 cases, the frustration of having to rearrange our lives to deal...
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Amid the pandemic, more Black families on the brink of homelessness
Three times a week, an Uber ride on Indianapolis’ east side helps to save the life of bright-eyed, 11-year-old Jay’Shawn Roberson.
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