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Citilink is testing a new tool at its bus stops to make them more accessible
In collaboration with local partners, the local transit agency is piloting a low-maintenance, low-energy display that can communicate route information to riders at two bus stops.
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What will Dekalb County do with the historic Sunny Meadows property?
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Q&A with Michael Bradt, founder of Fort Wayne’s newest improv space
Drawing on decades of experience, Michael Bradt is bringing a fresh perspective to local improv classes in a new theatre on East State Boulevard.
Citilink is testing a new tool at its bus stops to make them more accessible
In collaboration with local partners, the local transit agency is piloting a low-maintenance, low-energy display that can communicate route information to riders at two bus stops.
How riders and advocates navigate Fort Wayne’s transit gaps
While some wait for large-scale changes, advocates say taking small steps to chip away at barriers can provide tangible solutions and hope.
How Brightpoint helps local businesses adapt during challenging times
While businesses face challenges such as rising costs and changing demand, Katey’s Café, Ambrosia Orchard, and Icing for Izaac are determined to survive.
Missing the basic elements: Bunche Montessori’s push for an inclusive, age-appropriate playground
The early childhood center will break ground on a new playground that reflects the needs of students this spring.
Creativity and collaboration are making climate education more accessible
Climate-change themed board games developed by a Fort Wayne resident and a global team invite people to take the first step toward sustainable living.
Partner Partner Content More than a wig: Compassion, confidence and care at Parkview’s Wig Boutique
Receiving a cancer diagnosis can be a life-changing experience. Parkview Health provides an experience designed to restore confidence and a sense of self during treatment.
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