Panel about Frederick Douglass Park
For over two decades, Kountry Kitchen Soul Food Place has served the Kennedy-King neighborhood as not only a place to get traditional soul food, but also as a spot for giving back. Now, in the wake of tragedy, the neighborhood is rallying around the restaurant and its owners, Isaac and Cynth…
It’s one thing to say you care about diversity. It’s another thing altogether to take meaningful action to make diversity happen daily.
Wes Sykes has been going to Cheatham and Moore Barber Shop for at least 25 years now, ever since he moved to Indianapolis.
The Indiana State Board of Education voted Jan. 15 to return Emma Donnan Elementary and Middle School, Emmerich Manual High School and Thomas Carr Howe Community High School to Indianapolis Public Schools nearly eight years after state takeover began.
A&I Variety Meats and Produce, a Black-owned grocery store on the east side, was broken into twice Jan. 12 and 13.
Members of the Indiana Black Legislative Caucus (IBLC) outlined the group’s 2020 legislative agenda, which includes contracting goals for women- and minority-owned enterprises in education, testing school drinking water for lead and reducing the price of insulin.
500 Festival looking for volunteers
If you’ve taken a ride on an IndyGo bus any time in the last six months, there’s a possibility you sat next to the company’s CEO — but you didn’t know it. Since becoming CEO in August 2019, Inez Evans has worked to change the culture of the company and forge a better relationship with IndyGo…
When DuJuan McCoy purchased two Indianapolis TV stations in 2019, he brought his career in the media business full circle, calling the shots to influence media in the city in which he was raised.
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