When he’s not fighting fires in downtown Indy, Crescent Ulmer stays busy making authentic musical offerings.
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Robert Randolph, the three-time Grammy Nominee, and master of funk & soul brought his band to the Vogue Theatre. Robert has been deemed one of Rock's 100 greatest guitar players but Rolling Stone. Robert treated the crowd with tunes from most of his six releases to date, including his la…
Tina Fleener was never told about the time her second-grade son dropped to the ground during class, not responding to his teachers. She also wasn’t told that, as a result, he was made to sit alone in a small room.
One-third of high school students statewide passed both English and math state ISTEP exams in 2019, marking the fourth year Indiana has seen roughly the same low passing rates.Earlier this week, the state quietly released 10th-grade ISTEP results, weeks after it made public scores for the ne…
Indiana high school students will be able to apply to select colleges for free next week.
Groundbreaking Indy artist making music with, and building homes for, bats.
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