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Recorder Rewind: Seattle Storm at Indiana Fever

NORAL PARHAM - May 31, 2024

Check out some photos from the Seattle Storm versus Indiana Fever WNBA game at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on May 30 More Fever news: Indiana falls to...

Arts & Culture

Beef & Boards presents ‘The Wizard of Oz’

STAFF - May 30, 2024

Follow the yellow brick road to Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre’s 2024 season family show. On stage now through July 7, Beef & Boards’ production...

Business

iHeartMedia Indianapolis Names Leon Williamson Market President

STAFF - May 30, 2024

Indianapolis – May 28, 2024 – iHeartMedia announced today that Leon Williamson has been elevated to Indianapolis Market President, effective immediately. iHeartMedia Indianapolis has...

Community Voices

Youth violence … all our problem

Mandi Patterson - May 30, 2024

I recently was sent a disturbing video of a teenager being knocked to the ground by another teen on a Saturday night in downtown...

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‘Nourishing Well’ to celebrate Black women making space for each other

CHLOE McGOWAN - May 30, 2024

With pieces from all mediums, Black women are creating their own spaces and celebrating each other in a new exhibition. The Madam Walker Legacy Center...

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JB Art: the impact of young artists in Indy & beyond

NORAL PARHAM - May 30, 2024

JB Art is a business focusing on creating high-quality, custom artwork for its clients. The company is led by Joshua Benedict who can create...

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Faith Presbyterian Church honors COVID-19 victims with memorial

HANNA RAUWORTH - May 31, 2024

Nearly 30,000 Hoosiers are estimated to have died from COVID-19 since the beginning of the pandemic. To honor these victims and their families, Faith...

Health

Sad emoji: How social media affects mental health

HANNA RAUWORTH - October 29, 2024

Eight hours per day. A full workday. A flight from Indianapolis to London. That’s the average time kids between the ages of eight and 18...

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First Black Dance Festival busts a move in the Circle City

HANNA RAUWORTH - May 30, 2024

The Neon Black Dance Festival debuts June 8 and 9 at the Madame Walker Legacy Theatre in downtown Indianapolis. The first of its kind,...

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Frederick Douglass Park Family Center opens its doors on the east side

HANNA RAUWORTH - June 6, 2024

The Frederick Douglass Park Family Center’s grand opening saw large crowds and community leaders eager to unveil the $20 million project. Under construction since...

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Welcome to the jungle

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