Indy’s Emma Grace Hurley once quit running. Now she’s on a path to the L.A. Olympics.
Category: Sports
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Lawrence North runner-up in state flag football tournament
The Wildcats bested Terre Haute in semi-state to return to this year’s state final.
Posted inArts & Culture
‘Dominance like I’ve never seen before or since.’
“First Five,” premiering at Heartland Film Festival, looks at the recruits who built IU basketball.
Posted inEducation
Football is a girls sport. Lawrence North is proving it.
Inside one team’s quest to dominate a new high school sport in Indiana.
Posted inSports
Halfway to LA: Cole Hocker on track for second Olympic gold
The 25-year-old Cathedral grad won $100,000 at the inaugural Ultimate Championships in Budapest.
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Four Indiana athletes head to Special Olympics trials
They will compete to represent the U.S. at the Special Olympics World Games in Chile.
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‘The only place we could play’: Douglass Park Golf Course celebrates 100 years of legacy and community
Named in honor of abolitionist and statesman Frederick Douglass, the park was established by the city in 1921 as a segregated recreational facility for Indianapolis’s Black residents.
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Turn left! See the Brickyard 400 in 21 photos
Indianapolis Motor Speedway came to life July 26 for the annual NASCAR race.
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Boys & Girls Clubs of Indianapolis, The City League team up for summer mentorship
The collaboration directly integrates teens into The City League’s highly anticipated summer programming, merging competitive basketball with community culture, localized creativity and hands-on youth mentorship.
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Public Editor: When the news strikes out
Local newsrooms missed the story of the Indianapolis Clowns.
