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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...

REVIEW: IRT’s ā€˜The Play That Goes Wrong’ is a delightful disaster

For a play that is supposed to go wrong, the Indiana Repertory Theatre (IRT) pulled it off flawlessly. Onstage now through May 11, the IRT’s...

When it comes to our kids, our mindset should be one of abundance — not scarcity

Just a few weeks ago, I was so proud to meet Diarie, a third grader who spoke at the opening of a new media...

LeBron James 2099: The future of AI in sportsĀ 

Last February, during the 2024 NBA All-Star weekend in Indianapolis, I found myself at the NBA Tech Summit, an event designed to showcase how...

REVIEW: Indiana premiere of ā€˜Caroline, or Change’ at Footlite Musicals offered a powerful performance

ā€œCaroline, or Changeā€ is objectively a strange show. But with the amount of talent onstage at Footlite Musicals, you’d hardly notice. Written by American playwright...

Adapting DEI strategies: A forward-looking business approach

By DONEISHA POSEY The landscape of diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives has shifted dramatically in early 2025. With recent executive orders from both federal and state...

A Black workforce is a strong workforce

It’s hard to keep up with Trump’s first weeks in office. President Trump has let loose a flurry of executive orders, policy ideas, memos, promises...

Woodson should walk away, but his heart just won’t let him

Expectations can be a problem in life, let alone college basketball.  Winning is more important than developing talent, and then there's the ordeal of figuring...

The Bible is woke

The Book of Acts in the Bible is, primarily, a history of the founding of the Christian church. It is in Acts, for example, that...

The next education reform should be to limit the number of charter authorizers operating in Indianapolis

The next innovation in education should be limiting the number of charter school authorizers operating in Indianapolis. Currently, there are 11 different entities that can...
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