Garrett Simms

May 16, 2024 | indianapolisrecorder.com | Garrett Simms

A new Harvard study found the connection between the meat industry and climate change is stronger than initially thought. In a study published earlier this year, researchers from Harvard University surveyed more than 200 climate scientists and food/agriculture experts based in 48 countries. The results helped Harvard researchers better understand the intertwined relationship between the meat and agriculture industry and climate change due to global emissions.

May 16, 2024 | indianapolisrecorder.com | Garrett Simms

The first time Harriet Tubman School of Excellence (HTSE) founder Jeremiah Lockett golfed, he was confident since he was a multiple sport athlete growing up. What he found was a little harder than he was expecting. “It was the hardest thing ever just going to the driving range and trying to hit that ball and do it in a way that had a purpose,” Lockett said.

May 10, 2024 | indianapolisrecorder.com | Garrett Simms

The New York Knicks won 130-121 over the Indiana Pacers on May 8, putting them up two games to none going into game three. Indiana Pacers Head coach Rick Charlise called out NBA referees while talking to reporters after his ejection, barring his second technical foul 32 seconds before the end of the game.  “Small-market teams deserve an equal shot. They deserve a fair shot no matter where they’re playing,” Charlise said in his post-game conference.

May 9, 2024 | indianapolisrecorder.com | Garrett Simms

The Central Indiana Realtist Association (CIRA) provides African American Hoosiers keys to building wealth and becoming homeowners while giving Indianapolis real estate professionals a place to network and give back to their community. According to real estate broker member Delores Kennedy, CIRA, the Indianapolis chapter of the National Association for Real Estate Brokers, hosts multiple classes monthly to help African Americans buy their first home.

May 9, 2024 | indianapolisrecorder.com | Garrett Simms

From the mind of director and writer Johnny Mack, “Not Another Church Movie” brings a new and refreshing take to parody movies and represents Indiana hometown heroes through multiple actors and crew members who worked on the film. The film follows talk show host Hoprah Windfall, whose show ratings are declining, so she calls on God for help. God then decides to bring Taylor Pherry into her life.