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One Afghan working from Muncie to free others
By Jacob Hale When Qais Faqiri put on his suit to start his day the morning of Sunday, Aug. 15, there was a lot he didn’t know. He didn’t […]
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Ball State’s Addi Smith speaks for genderqueer identities
By Sam Keevil Throughout their life, Addison Smith has been a force, and these days are no different. Today, they’re more focused than ever. Since […]
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JohnTom’s Barbecue lands national distributer
By Ian Tannenbaum As a child, when Muncie native Lathay Pegues was barbecuing with his grandfather in his Industry neighborhood, he never would have dreamed […]
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Pastor Andre Mitchell leads church and community
By Arianna Sergio Deliverance Temple, nestled in the heart of the Industry neighborhood, is the cornerstone of the community and at the helm is Pastor […]
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Study: Coming out at work risky business
By Sophie Thompson For the LGBTQ+ community, coming out at work is scary, and some say laws should be changed to protect those who could […]
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A Q&A with Indianapolis Recorder’s Oseye Boyd
By Pauliena Brunnemer Oseye Boyd is editor of the Indianapolis Recorder, which was founded in 1895, and is one of the oldest African American publications […]
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Cyclists race to bike shops
By Amy Schwartz When the pandemic closed the doors of thousands of businesses in 2020, bicycle shops were declared essential and remained open. Bicycling offered […]
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Rosebud Coffee House open for business
By Taylor Sheridan Rosebud Coffee House opened its doors in the Thomas Park/Avondale neighborhood in early December 2020. Owner Tiara Hicks wanted to covert an […]
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Muncie pastor starts newspaper through his nonprofit
By Sam Sherman A Muncie pastor started a new publication just months before the pandemic and a universal shut down. But even amidst COVID-19 restrictions, […]
