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Author: Ray Compton

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Ray Compton

Ray Compton is a former journalist and longtime sports marketing person.

  • Geist
    By Ray Compton
    November 8, 2016
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    “Clue,” The Musical, at Mud Creek

    Writer  /  Ray Compton Control. It has become part of our DNA. All of us seemingly strive to achieve control. For instance, the baseball pitcher practices ...
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  • Geist
    By Ray Compton
    September 28, 2016
    135
    1

    Once a Pilot, Always a Pilot

    Chopper 13 Pilot and Lawrence Central Grad Josh Reckley Writer  /  Ray Compton So what would you expect a third-generation pilot to name his two young ...
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  • Geist
    By Ray Compton
    September 12, 2016
    101
    0

    “The Sensuous Senator” Opening Play for the 2016-17 Season at Mud Creek

    Writer  /  Ray Compton Actor Ronan Marra insists he’s not modeling his character in the play “The Sensuous Senator” as a previous or present philandering politician ...
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  • Geist
    By Ray Compton
    June 23, 2016
    109
    0

    Pete Quinn: Indiana Football Hall of Fame Inductee

    Writer  /  Ray Compton Sometimes a football player can live through the perfect game and day. Even an offensive lineup. Let’s examine such a contest that ...
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  • Geist
    By Ray Compton
    April 29, 2016
    142
    0

    Lawrence Central’s Kyle Guy Wins Indiana’s Mr. Basketball Title

    Writer  /  Ray Compton  .  Photographer  /  Brian Brosmer  The historic and lavish Chicago Theatre in downtown Chicago hardly resembles a gymnasium. In fact, there is ...
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  • Carmel Magazine
    By Ray Compton
    November 4, 2015
    109
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    Carmel Doctor Gives New Meaning to “Dropping Dimes”

    Writer  /  Ray Compton During the Great Depression almost 90 years ago, business magnate and philanthropist John D. Rockefeller started a tradition that he continued for ...
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  • Broad RippleCarmel MagazineGeist
    By Ray Compton
    November 3, 2015
    158
    0

    Mark Boyle, The Voice of the Pacers

    Writer  /  Ray Compton Photographer  /  Brian Brosmer During his 28-year stretch as radio voice of the Indiana Pacers, Mark Boyle has conveyed to his listeners ...
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  • Geist
    By Ray Compton
    October 29, 2015
    153
    0

    Mud Creek Barn Expansion

    Writer / Ray Compton Buckle up, theater patrons of the Mud Creek Players Theater that borders Geist, Fishers and Lawrence. You see, the 65-year-old playhouse known ...
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  • Carmel Magazine
    By Ray Compton
    October 6, 2015
    104
    0

    Carmel Community Players: Shopping for a Bright Future

    Writer / Ray Compton Photographer  /  Lori Koppold Six years ago, it appeared the final curtain was ready to be dropped on the Carmel Community Players. ...
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  • Carmel MagazineZionsville Magazine
    By Ray Compton
    August 4, 2015
    129
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    Gary Brackett’s Second Chapter

    Writer  /  Ray Compton Photographer  /  JJ Kaplan During the first chapter of his professional career, Gary Brackett drew a favorable reputation of playing with passion, ...
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