Noral Parham

2 months ago | indianapolisrecorder.com | Noral Parham |Big East

Hali calls game, Pacers defeat Bucks 115-114 By NORAL PARHAM [email protected] In a game forcing fans to the edge of their seats until the final buzzer, the Indiana Pacers narrowly beat the Milwaukee Bucks 115-114 on March 11 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in downtown Indianapolis. The contest, which featured 21 lead changes and 22 ties, came down to a dramatic finish, with Tyrese Haliburton redeeming an otherwise quiet night by hitting a game-winning 4-point play in the closing seconds.

2 months ago | indianaminoritybusinessmagazine.com | Noral Parham |Big East

Carmel’s dining scene is about to become even more luxurious with the addition of the newest 1933 Lounge by St. Elmo. Set to open April 1, the upscale cocktail lounge and restaurant will be the third location from Huse Culinary. CEO of Huse Culinary Craig Huse spoke on the company’s newest location. “Bringing the 1933 Lounge to Carmel has long been our vision, as the city embodies a deep appreciation for exceptional dining and craftsmanship,” Huse said.

2 months ago | indianapolisrecorder.com | Noral Parham |Big East

The basketball world and the business community mourn the loss of Ulysses “Junior” Bridgeman, a former NBA player, visionary entrepreneur and philanthropist, who died on March 11. Born in East Chicago, Indiana, on Sept. 17, 1953, Junior Bridgeman leaves behind a legacy that transcends his accomplishments on the hardwood. His journey from a small-town Indiana kid to a thriving NBA player and one of the most respected businessmen in America speaks volumes.

2 months ago | indianapolisrecorder.com | Noral Parham |Big East

The 2025 TIAA Big Ten Men’s Basketball Tournament tips off March 12 in downtown Indianapolis, marking the second consecutive week the city hosts a marquee Big Ten basketball event.  Following the Big Ten Women’s Basketball Tournament, which concluded last week with a ULCA victory over USC, Indianapolis now turns its attention to the men’s competition, setting the stage for March Madness.

2 months ago | indianapolisrecorder.com | Noral Parham |Big East

Basketball legend and beloved Indianapolis entrepreneur Tamika Catchings, one of the most decorated athletes in Tennessee sports history, enters the 2025 Class of the Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame.  The announcement was made on March 2 during an SEC game that Catchings covered. Catchings, a former WNBA superstar with the Indiana Fever and Olympic gold medalist, is often celebrated for her contributions on and off of the hardwood.