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Local author lands 3 books in library before dying from COVID-19
Black History Month
Black History Month: First Black Hoosier to own a gun store
A 39-year-old Indianapolis native will become the first-ever African American owner of a gun store in the state.
Local News
Late local author's books are on library shelves
Author Charles Terry realized with his dream of becoming a published author before he became one of the first Hoosiers to die from COVID-19
Black History Month
Black Women in Charge continue pushing conversations for social justice and equity
The nonprofit organization, comprised of mostly college students, helped organize some of the peaceful BLM marches in Indianapolis last summer.
Black History Month
Black Women in Charge push for social justice and equity
The nonprofit organization, comprised of mostly college students, helped organize some of the peaceful BLM marches in Indianapolis last summer.
Black History Month
State rep carries on father's legacy at the Indiana Statehouse
State Rep. Vanessa Summers serves constituents in the same Indiana neighborhoods where her dad served families.
Local News
Marion County's first Black sheriff inspires with poetry in retirement
Now 83 years old, Frank Anderson reflects on his career highlighted by his 2003 election as the first Black Marion County sheriff.
Black History Month
First African American Marion County sheriff
As part of our Black History Month celebration, we're hearing from the first African American elected as Marion County Sheriff.
Black History Month
West Baden Church
A church restoration in Southern Indiana isn't just bringing back a building. It's preserving an important legacy for African American history.
Local News
Store taking orders for Pacers Black History Month jacket
Two previous shipments of the jackets were popular with customers.
Black History Month
Madam C.J. Walker mural unveiled at Indy Airport
The mural, titled Entrepreneurs Awakening: The Making of a Legacy, stands 11-feet high and stretches more than 75-feet long.
Black History Month
Black History Month: Madam CJ Walker mural
The Indianapolis International Airport is celebrating Black History Month by honoring a Black woman who made a big impact.
Black History Month
Black History Month: First Black Hoosier to own a gun store
A 39-year-old Indianapolis native will become the first-ever African American owner of a gun store in the state.
Local News
Late local author's books are on library shelves
Author Charles Terry realized with his dream of becoming a published author before he became one of the first Hoosiers to die from COVID-19
Black History Month
Black Women in Charge continue pushing conversations for social justice and equity
The nonprofit organization, comprised of mostly college students, helped organize some of the peaceful BLM marches in Indianapolis last summer.
Black History Month
Black Women in Charge push for social justice and equity
The nonprofit organization, comprised of mostly college students, helped organize some of the peaceful BLM marches in Indianapolis last summer.
Black History Month
State rep carries on father's legacy at the Indiana Statehouse
State Rep. Vanessa Summers serves constituents in the same Indiana neighborhoods where her dad served families.
Local News
Marion County's first Black sheriff inspires with poetry in retirement
Now 83 years old, Frank Anderson reflects on his career highlighted by his 2003 election as the first Black Marion County sheriff.
Black History Month
First African American Marion County sheriff
As part of our Black History Month celebration, we're hearing from the first African American elected as Marion County Sheriff.
Black History Month
West Baden Church
A church restoration in Southern Indiana isn't just bringing back a building. It's preserving an important legacy for African American history.
Local News
Store taking orders for Pacers Black History Month jacket
Two previous shipments of the jackets were popular with customers.
Black History Month
Madam C.J. Walker mural unveiled at Indy Airport
The mural, titled Entrepreneurs Awakening: The Making of a Legacy, stands 11-feet high and stretches more than 75-feet long.
Black History Month
Black History Month: Madam CJ Walker mural
The Indianapolis International Airport is celebrating Black History Month by honoring a Black woman who made a big impact.
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