Community Connection Tuesday, January 28th, 2025 A special Tuesday edition of Community Connection today! Join us as we talk with Aspire Higher Foundation Executive Director Sharon Clark about community updates & more of today’s pressing topics with our esteemed listeners! 

Community Connection Tuesday, January 28th, 2025 A special Tuesday edition of Community Connection today! Join us as we talk with Aspire Higher Foundation Executive Director Sharon Clark about community updates &amp; more of today&rsquo;s pressing topics with our esteemed listeners!&nbsp;

Join WTLC's Tina Cosby as she discusses some of the major news stories and issues in the Greater Indianapolis area in "Community Connection."

Join WTLC's Tina Cosby as she discusses some of the major news stories and issues in the Greater Indianapolis area in "Community Connection."

Community Connection With Tina Cosby

Community Connections January 28th, 2025

This week on Community Connection, the conversation is all about community, legacy, and the impact one person can have on the lives of others. The show starts with a somber tone as the hosts pay tribute to the late Mark Russell, a tireless advocate for the community who passed away suddenly. Mark's colleagues and friends share stories about his dedication to his work and the countless ways he made a difference in the lives of those around him.

The hosts also discuss the upcoming events in the community, including the Martindale Community Engagement Summit and the Senior Living Caregivers Symposium. They highlight the importance of these events and encourage listeners to attend and get involved. Additionally, they talk about the IPS summer feeding program and the various resources available for those in need.

The conversation also touches on the recent news about the WNBA and the controversy surrounding a player's behavior on the court. The hosts share their thoughts on the matter and discuss the importance of sportsmanship and respect in sports. They also welcome Tony Mason, president and CEO of the Indianapolis Urban League, to the show to talk about Mark Russell's legacy and the impact he had on the community.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in community news, events, and the stories of those who make a difference. Join the conversation and hear the stories of Mark Russell and the many ways he touched the lives of those around him.

This week on Community Connection, the conversation is all about community, legacy, and the impact one person can have on the lives of others. The show starts with a somber tone as the hosts pay tribute to the late Mark Russell, a tireless advocate for the community who passed away suddenly. Mark's colleagues and friends share stories about his dedication to his work and the countless ways he made a difference in the lives of those around him.The hosts also discuss the upcoming events in the community, including the Martindale Community Engagement Summit and the Senior Living Caregivers Symposium. They highlight the importance of these events and encourage listeners to attend and get involved. Additionally, they talk about the IPS summer feeding program and the various resources available for those in need.The conversation also touches on the recent news about the WNBA and the controversy surrounding a player's behavior on the court. The hosts share their thoughts on the matter and discuss the importance of sportsmanship and respect in sports. They also welcome Tony Mason, president and CEO of the Indianapolis Urban League, to the show to talk about Mark Russell's legacy and the impact he had on the community.This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in community news, events, and the stories of those who make a difference. Join the conversation and hear the stories of Mark Russell and the many ways he touched the lives of those around him.

Community Connection - June 26 2026 - Tina Cosby Week in Review with James Patterson Contributing Analyst

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**Community Connection: Exploring the Heart of Indianapolis**

This week on Community Connection, we're diving into the rich history and culture of Indianapolis, from the Martindale Brightwood neighborhood's historic preservation efforts to the city's evolving skyline. Our guest, Eunice Trotter, director of the Indiana Landmarks Black Heritage Preservation Program, shares the importance of preserving Black history and heritage in our community. We'll also be discussing the upcoming community meeting, where residents can learn about the Martindale Neighborhood Historic Preservation District and how to protect their properties.

The conversation touches on the city's skyline, with a discussion about the new Eskenazi Hospital and its impact on the community. We'll also be talking about the importance of preserving our city's history, including the Martindale Brightwood neighborhood, which is one of the few Black historic districts in the state of Indiana. Our guest will be sharing information about the upcoming community meeting, where residents can learn about the Martindale Neighborhood Historic Preservation District and how to protect their properties.

In addition to the community meeting, we'll be discussing the city's skyline and the new Eskenazi Hospital, which is set to open in late 2027. We'll also be talking about the importance of preserving our city's history, including the Martindale Brightwood neighborhood, which is one of the few Black historic districts in the state of Indiana.

Don't miss this episode of Community Connection, where we'll be exploring the heart of Indianapolis and the people who are working to preserve its history and culture. Join us as we discuss the Martindale Neighborhood Historic Preservation District, the city's skyline, and the importance of preserving our community's heritage. Listen to the full episode to learn more about these important topics and how you can get involved.

**Community Connection: Exploring the Heart of Indianapolis**
This week on Community Connection, we're diving into the rich history and culture of Indianapolis, from the Martindale Brightwood neighborhood's historic preservation efforts to the city's evolving skyline. Our guest, Eunice Trotter, director of the Indiana Landmarks Black Heritage Preservation Program, shares the importance of preserving Black history and heritage in our community. We'll also be discussing the upcoming community meeting, where residents can learn about the Martindale Neighborhood Historic Preservation District and how to protect their properties.
The conversation touches on the city's skyline, with a discussion about the new Eskenazi Hospital and its impact on the community. We'll also be talking about the importance of preserving our city's history, including the Martindale Brightwood neighborhood, which is one of the few Black historic districts in the state of Indiana. Our guest will be sharing information about the upcoming community meeting, where residents can learn about the Martindale Neighborhood Historic Preservation District and how to protect their properties.
In addition to the community meeting, we'll be discussing the city's skyline and the new Eskenazi Hospital, which is set to open in late 2027. We'll also be talking about the importance of preserving our city's history, including the Martindale Brightwood neighborhood, which is one of the few Black historic districts in the state of Indiana.
Don't miss this episode of Community Connection, where we'll be exploring the heart of Indianapolis and the people who are working to preserve its history and culture. Join us as we discuss the Martindale Neighborhood Historic Preservation District, the city's skyline, and the importance of preserving our community's heritage. Listen to the full episode to learn more about these important topics and how you can get involved.

Community Connection - June 25 2026 - Tina Cosby welcomes Eunice Trotter - Dir IN Landmarks Black Heritage Preservation Program and Danny Bridges - Sportswriter Indpls Recorder 

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**Community Connection: Empowering Communities, One Conversation at a Time**

This week on Community Connection, Tina Cosby, James Patterson and producer Eric dive into the importance of community empowerment and the impact of politics on our daily lives. From the upcoming Indiana Black Expo to the latest developments in the Pendleton Two case, this episode is packed with thought-provoking discussions and inspiring stories.

Tina and Antoniette Holt, Coordinator for "Better Bridges" discuss the Indiana Black Expo Black and Minority Health Fair and the value of community events like the Indiana Black Expo, which provides free health screenings and services to thousands of people. Later in show, Tina, James and Eric discuss the Pendleton Two case, where two men received unjustly long sentences for protecting a fellow prisoner from racist guards. The conversation highlights the need for community support and advocacy in the face of systemic injustices.

The episode also touches on the topic of data centers and their impact on our environment and utility bills. Tina, James and Eric discuss the importance of educating ourselves on these issues and holding our leaders accountable. Additionally, they share inspiring stories of individuals who are making a positive impact in their communities, such as Anthony Bailey, who was released from prison after serving 27 years and is now a productive member of society.

Don't miss this powerful conversation, which reminds us that we have the power to create positive change in our communities. Tune in to hear more about the Indiana Black Expo, the Pendleton Two case, data centers, and the importance of community empowerment. Listen to the full episode to be inspired and motivated to take action in your own community.

**Community Connection: Empowering Communities, One Conversation at a Time**
This week on Community Connection, Tina Cosby, James Patterson and producer Eric dive into the importance of community empowerment and the impact of politics on our daily lives. From the upcoming Indiana Black Expo to the latest developments in the Pendleton Two case, this episode is packed with thought-provoking discussions and inspiring stories.
Tina and Antoniette Holt, Coordinator for "Better Bridges" discuss the Indiana Black Expo Black and Minority Health Fair and the value of community events like the Indiana Black Expo, which provides free health screenings and services to thousands of people. Later in show, Tina, James and Eric discuss the Pendleton Two case, where two men received unjustly long sentences for protecting a fellow prisoner from racist guards. The conversation highlights the need for community support and advocacy in the face of systemic injustices.
The episode also touches on the topic of data centers and their impact on our environment and utility bills. Tina, James and Eric discuss the importance of educating ourselves on these issues and holding our leaders accountable. Additionally, they share inspiring stories of individuals who are making a positive impact in their communities, such as Anthony Bailey, who was released from prison after serving 27 years and is now a productive member of society.
Don't miss this powerful conversation, which reminds us that we have the power to create positive change in our communities. Tune in to hear more about the Indiana Black Expo, the Pendleton Two case, data centers, and the importance of community empowerment. Listen to the full episode to be inspired and motivated to take action in your own community.

Community Connection - June 24 2026 - Tina Cosby and Contributing Analyst James Patterson talk to Antoniette Holt and ReNita White

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