Indianapolis Star The Indianapolis Star debuted June 6, 1903, as a seven-days-a-week newspaper, the brainchild of Muncie industrialist George McCulloch. To launch his… Read More »Indianapolis Star
Indianapolis Sun The first Sun, begun by Joseph A. Dynes and a Mr. Seifert, was an independent advertising sheet that lasted less… Read More »Indianapolis Sun
Indianapolis Times The Indianapolis Times was founded as the on March 12, 1888, by five newspapermen who had worked together in Cleveland,… Read More »Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis Woman C. E. Publishing launched Indianapolis Woman in September 1984. Publishers Connie Rosenthal and Linda Eder created the magazine for women… Read More »Indianapolis Woman
Indy’s Child Indy’s Child was started in 1984 “to make parenting easier in Indianapolis.” The magazine, owned by Barbara S. Wynne, well-known… Read More »Indy’s Child
Harvey C. Jacobs (Sept. 15, 1915-Nov. 27, 1997). Harvey C. Jacobs was born in Trafalgar, Indiana, and grew up in Central Indiana. He… Read More »Harvey C. Jacobs
Allen C. Jeffries Sr. (July 16, 1910-Dec. 5, 1980). Allen C. Jeffries Sr. was an early American radio journalist. A native of Roachdale, Indiana,… Read More »Allen C. Jeffries Sr.
Bob Jenkins Bob Jenkins was born on September 4, 1947, in Richmond, Indiana, and grew up in the nearby town of Liberty.… Read More »Bob Jenkins
Jewish Post and Opinion Following graduation from the University of North Carolina, Gabriel Cohen (1908-2007) established the Chronicler Spokesman, which became the Kentucky Jewish… Read More »Jewish Post and Opinion
Thomas R. Keating (Oct. 11, 1939-Aug. 23,1985). An Indianapolis native, Keating graduated from Cathedral Grade School and High School on the city’s near… Read More »Thomas R. Keating
