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Weather threatens fireworks displays but many say shows will go on

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By Shari Rudavsky Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Weather threatens fireworks displays but many say shows will go on Shari Rudavsky, Indianapolis Star Updated Sun, July 5, 2026 at 1:26 AM UTC Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Weather threatens fireworks displays but many say shows will go on As rain moved into the central Indiana area in advance of many scheduled fireworks displays, pyrotechnics enthusiasts were left hanging as to whether the shows would go on as planned.
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Beech Grove mayor 'furious' about shooting after fireworks Original

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By Shari Rudavsky Verified
| The Indianapolis Star Verified
The morning after gunfire erupted following an early Beech Grove Fourth of July fireworks display, injuring three juvenile males, Mayor James Coffman expressed his dismay about the incident in a July 4 social media post. "As a lifelong resident of Beech Grove and a dad, I'm furious," Coffman said. "Firing a gun near a crowd is reckless and dangerous." Beech Grove police are investigating after a July 3 disturbance between two groups of people in an alley near the fireworks display in Sarah T.
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Retro Indy: For 55 years Indiana Black Expo has showcased community

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By Shari Rudavsky Verified
| The Indianapolis Star Verified
When the Rev. Jesse Jackson visited his mentor Rev. Andrew J. Brown in Indianapolis in 1970, he came looking for support for the Black Expo that he had started in Chicago three years earlier. While Brown, pastor of St. John's Missionary Baptist Church, and a group from the Indianapolis chapter of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference attended the Chicago event later that year, Brown had a different vision for what an Indianapolis version of the expo might look like.
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