How a statewide grant program supports the arts in rural communities
The Indiana Arts Commission (IAC) funds arts and cultural initiatives in rural counties that, in turn, support community, economic, and tourism goals.
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The sacred and the creative: How Fort Wayne churches champion the arts
Three local church leaders share how their congregations are showing up to advance the arts and cultural scene.
2025 Women & Girls Study: What local employers can do to boost women’s economic security
The 2025 Women & Girls Study in Allen County reveals a decline in economic security for women and offers immediate solutions for Allen County employers.
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More than a network: Young Professionals of Wabash County
“I think this young professionals group is good because it shows you many different ways to be involved, so you can find your niche or what you’re most passionate about.”
How Fort Wayne food entrepreneur Johnny Perez built and scaled a restaurant empire
“I do think that when you scale, you want to make sure that you don't lose some of that magic that you had when you first started."
Good Bread for All creates a welcoming space on Broadway with gluten-free and vegan pastries
“I believe that everyone, no matter who they are or what kind of dietary needs they have, deserves to have good food."
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Parkview partners with local universities to address shortage of registered nurses
“The program supports the mutual goals to ensure our communities have the number and quality of nurses needed to care for the region."
‘Enthusiastic energy’: How the Fort Wayne Art School underpinned Fort Wayne’s art and culture scene
“There are so many former students in our community who are teaching art or are retired educators. Many former students are producing art or supporting the arts and there are many who chose other paths but who value the training they received at the Fort Wayne Art School.”
Meet the Aimless Creators
“It kind of just organically became this thing where we bring in people and host local art shows."
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‘A mindset shift’: How Wabash County prioritizes people in its plan for growth
“What the county has decided to do is we're going to swim upstream and focus on the things that bring people to a specific place. Because then that means downstream the employers will come and invest if we've done a really good job attracting and retaining top talent.”
The sacred and the creative: How Fort Wayne churches champion the arts
Three local church leaders share how their congregations are showing up to advance the arts and cultural scene.
2025 Women & Girls Study: What local employers can do to boost women’s economic security
The 2025 Women & Girls Study in Allen County reveals a decline in economic security for women and offers immediate solutions for Allen County employers.
Partner Partner Content More than a network: Young Professionals of Wabash County
“I think this young professionals group is good because it shows you many different ways to be involved, so you can find your niche or what you’re most passionate about.”
How Fort Wayne food entrepreneur Johnny Perez built and scaled a restaurant empire
“I do think that when you scale, you want to make sure that you don't lose some of that magic that you had when you first started."
Good Bread for All creates a welcoming space on Broadway with gluten-free and vegan pastries
“I believe that everyone, no matter who they are or what kind of dietary needs they have, deserves to have good food."
Partner Partner Content Parkview partners with local universities to address shortage of registered nurses
“The program supports the mutual goals to ensure our communities have the number and quality of nurses needed to care for the region."
‘Enthusiastic energy’: How the Fort Wayne Art School underpinned Fort Wayne’s art and culture scene
“There are so many former students in our community who are teaching art or are retired educators. Many former students are producing art or supporting the arts and there are many who chose other paths but who value the training they received at the Fort Wayne Art School.”
Meet the Aimless Creators
“It kind of just organically became this thing where we bring in people and host local art shows."
Partner Partner Content ‘A mindset shift’: How Wabash County prioritizes people in its plan for growth
“What the county has decided to do is we're going to swim upstream and focus on the things that bring people to a specific place. Because then that means downstream the employers will come and invest if we've done a really good job attracting and retaining top talent.”
