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The former NBA sixth man who rose from being just another pro-athlete to one of the most successful businessmen, Junior Bridgeman, has passed away. Bridgeman, who became a billionaire philanthropist and, recently, a minority owner of the Milwaukee B...
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Inspired by remarkable individuals beyond the Triad, I celebrate our collective strength. Dr. William Wynn, principal of Thomasville High School, exemplifies resilience, transforming challenges into opportunities. His journey from overcoming a hearin...
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In Ancient Rome, to enforce discipline among its military, commanders often would order “decimation,” which was the practice of killing one out of every ten soldiers among the ranks. While international laws prevent such barbaric rituals...
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The New Harmony Project has unveiled its 38th annual spring residency lineup, featuring over 50 writers from diverse backgrounds. Executive artistic director Jenni Warner emphasizes the importance of storytelling for American identity. Celebrations w...
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The Trump administration's layoffs are decimating the Education Department's civil rights office, cutting staff by nearly half. With over 240 layoffs, investigations into discrimination and disabilities are now stalled, leaving families in uncertaint...
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Tanya Davis’ life took a turn down a road of destruction, living a dangerous life on the streets in Detroit, Michigan. Ms. Davis life as an addict: plagued with drug use, prostitution, domestic violence, and homelessness, which led to crime and subse...
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In Norfolk's Southside, the Southside Farmers Market launches this Sunday, promoting environmental justice and community health. This initiative addresses food insecurity affecting 1 in 4 children in Hampton Roads. Collaborating with Norfolk State Un...
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Mütter Evans and WAAA radio are iconic in Winston-Salem. Growing up on a farm instilled a strong work ethic, fueling her dream of becoming a broadcast journalist. After overcoming obstacles at Wake Forest, she became the youngest Black woman to own a...
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The U.S. Agriculture Department is discontinuing pandemic-era programs that allocated over $1 billion for schools and food banks to source local food. This decision threatens budgets for underfunded meal programs and local farmers, impacting children...
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The fight for free speech often masks a deeper issue: the silencing of diverse perspectives. Politicians champion free expression while banning books and erasing curricula. This contradiction undermines the true essence of the First Amendment, reveal...
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Anika Noni Rose, the voice of Princess Tiana, expressed her disappointment after Disney canceled the animated series "Tiana." In her Instagram post, she thanked fans for their support and urged them to show their desire for a "Princess and The Frog"...
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Pizza enthusiasts in Indiana can rejoice! The inaugural Indianapolis Pizza Festival will take place on August 9 at Monument Circle. Enjoy unlimited tastings, live entertainment, and a competition to crown the best pizza. Tickets go on sale March 12,...
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The Southside USCT Coalition will host a Community Resource Fair on March 15 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Southeast Indianapolis. Attendees can access vital services like employment opportunities, eviction help, and youth programs. Food trucks and activ...
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Indiana's Recycling Market Development Program awarded $3.7 million to five organizations to enhance recycling efforts across central Indiana. Notable projects include American Metals’ equipment for processing rare elements, ERI’s solar panel recycli...
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The Board of Public Works has approved a contract for universal curbside recycling in Indianapolis, starting in 2028. Lakeshore Recycling Systems will manage solid waste collections across seven districts, while Indy DPW maintains the remaining four....
