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Can proximity solve a transportation problem?
Some developers, planners, and neighborhood advocates believe bringing destinations closer together could expand transportation choices.
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Can proximity solve a transportation problem?
Some developers, planners, and neighborhood advocates believe bringing destinations closer together could expand transportation choices.
Fort Wayne Roller Derby celebrates two decades of community, skating, and impact
Fort Wayne Roller Derby commemorates 20 years of full-contact competition, emphasizing inclusivity, charity partnerships, and a unique, female-forward spirit.
So Brunch Babe: Leaving the Group Chat
In this self-titled column, Thomas Beckman — known online as @SoBrunchBabe – explores the intimacy of modern adulthood through social commentary, cultural reflection, and personal narrative.
Partner Partner Content A place to belong: World Refugee Day creates space for solidarity and celebration
World Refugee Day events in Fort Wayne offered a safe, inclusive space for refugees to share their unique stories, celebrate their cultures, and find community.
The 6040’s: Curating a midcentury style in Fort Wayne
The 6040’s is a treasure trove of expertly curated, high-quality midcentury decor in Fort Wayne.
Slow down and savor: Snail Café opens in West Central
Snail Café offers a variety of drinks and freshly-baked pastries in its West Central location.
How we got here: The role of transportation in Fort Wayne’s growth
From portages and streetcars to highways and subdivisions, transportation shaped the way Fort Wayne grew.
Downtown Fort Wayne’s expansion brings services and community to Wells Street and Broadway businesses
The recently approved expansion of Downtown Fort Wayne into the Wells Street Corridor and Broadway has already shown benefits to its many businesses.
How creating space for connections can drive neighborhood development
Fort Wayne’s neighborhood leaders use a shared space to crowdsource solutions and share ideas. These connections lighten the workload and stretch resources.
A community-wide initiative is underway to restore Fort Wayne’s Little Free Libraries
It’s been ten years since Little Free Libraries were built in Fort Wayne. Now one local club is reassessing their conditions and is asking for your help.
So Brunch Babe: De-Influencing My Taste
In this self-titled column, Thomas Beckman — known online as @SoBrunchBabe – explores the intimacy of modern adulthood through social commentary, cultural reflection, and personal narrative.
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