Established in the 1800's the Indianapolis Recorder proudly prevails as the fourth oldest surviving African-American newspaper in the nation. What began as a two-page church bulletin now hails as one of the top African-American publications.The Main News of The Indianapolis Recorder has up-to-date information on national and local news that significantly affects the African American community.By using informative articles and uplifting columns, the Religion section of the Indianapolis Recorder has a mission of informing the community about activities, events and ministries that can inspire a reader to embark on a new journey of faith, or help a family in tough times get the kind of outreach services they need.The Health section of the Recorder provides readers with an inside look at diseases and common illnesses that affect African Americans.The Indianapolis Recorders Around Town is an entertainment and dining guide that not only features the hottest talent and the best restaurants the city has to offer, but also the most up-to-date celebrity news that people cant get enough of.The Indianapolis Recorders Business section features a variety of stores ranging from local business ventures to articles of national interest. This section also highlights a very popular Black Business Profile column that showcases African American owned businesses.The Sports section of the Recorder covers each of the local professional sports teams. This award winning section also focuses on high school sports, community leagues as well as profiles of local athletes.The Indianapolis Recorder is in the Indianapolis, IN DMA. The Indianapolis Recorder is Indianapolis's best African American newspaper. It offers ROP and insert advertising opportunities in its daily circulation. Echo Media has direct relationships with over 7,500 newspapers providing tremendous local coverage.