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  • Host, Producer, and Creator, Beyond The Trailer
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Host and creator of Beyond The Trailer, one of the top entertainment news channels on YouTube. BTT is the first partner channel of PMC Studios.

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Greenwood Advisory Plan Commission votes in favor of proposed Buc-ee's Original

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By Grace Randolph
| The Indianapolis Star Verified
Amid divided community sentiment, the Greenwood Advisory Plan Commission voted July 13 to advance plans for Indiana's first Buc-ee’s. More than 100 people packed the room; about a dozen residents spoke against the proposal while four voiced their support for bringing the popular travel center chain to central Indiana. During public comment, opponents cited concerns about declining property values, increased traffic congestion, public safety and potential environmental impacts.
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Hundreds celebrate Black joy at annual festival

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By Grace Randolph
| Yahoo Life Verified
Hundreds of Black Hoosiers across generations came together to celebrate BLACK: A Festival of Joy at Riverside Park on Saturday, July 11. The free summer festival, held annually in July, is dedicated to uplifting Black culture, creativity and, above all, joy. "Black joy to me means being unapologetically yourself and being with community," Blake Hall, a festival attendee said.
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Man killed in early morning downtown Indianapolis shooting Original

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By Grace Randolph
| The Indianapolis Star Verified
A man was shot and killed near two downtown Indianapolis hotels early July 11. Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officers responded to the shooting just before 5 a.m. at a parking lot in the 300 block of North Senate Avenue. Police believe the man shot and the shooter knew one another, according to Fox59. No information about a suspect was immediately released. Police said the man was pronounced deceased on the scene.
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