#PeopleofNEI: Alyvia Luong and Chris Diwis, Social Justice Advocacy award winners
"This piece was emotional for me and based on passion and anger."
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Warmer weather means it’s time to hit the Fort Wayne Trails
The Fort Wayne Trails are seeing record usage during COVID-19.
#PeopleofNEI: Tin Cho, Khin Lwin, and Khin Cho, protesting for a better Burma
"We hope that by voicing our concerns together here in Indiana that it will help bring the proper attention to Burma whether it is through donations or making necessary changes."
What does Black History Month mean to you, and what are your hopes for Fort Wayne’s future?
Local leaders fill us in.
Elevating voices of change: DJ E-Clyps shares the story behind his new Artlink exhibit downtown
“In a lot of the photos in the exhibit, you see determination, emotion, resilience, and persistence, because you have to think that these people protested for weeks and that would probably be the only time that their voices would be heard."
Check out & Good Company: A new local TV show starting conversations in Fort Wayne
& GOOD COMPANY is based on something we all know to be true: The best dinner parties aren’t really about the food, but rather the diverse group of people seated around the table, engaging in lively discussions.
Input Street Team: Exercise locally at Iron Society Strength & Fitness
We often talk about the importance of shopping local or dining local, but what about exercising locally?
In historic times, Fort Wayne’s History Center is evolving to preserve cultural memory
Todd Maxwell Pelfrey, Executive Director of the History Center, shares how public historians like himself are taking boots-on-the-ground approach to collecting history in real-time for future generations.
Blog: Rethinking the power of love and emotional survival in unpredictable times
“Through pain, grief, joy, and death, love has given us this opportunity to redefine our own definition of it."
Input Street Team: Drink in the love at The 07’s Sharing Peace Cafe
"If you need some extra love as we approach Valentine's Day, treat yourself to something sweet from the Sharing Peace Cafe."
Warmer weather means it’s time to hit the Fort Wayne Trails
The Fort Wayne Trails are seeing record usage during COVID-19.
#PeopleofNEI: Tin Cho, Khin Lwin, and Khin Cho, protesting for a better Burma
"We hope that by voicing our concerns together here in Indiana that it will help bring the proper attention to Burma whether it is through donations or making necessary changes."
What does Black History Month mean to you, and what are your hopes for Fort Wayne’s future?
Local leaders fill us in.
Elevating voices of change: DJ E-Clyps shares the story behind his new Artlink exhibit downtown
“In a lot of the photos in the exhibit, you see determination, emotion, resilience, and persistence, because you have to think that these people protested for weeks and that would probably be the only time that their voices would be heard."
Check out & Good Company: A new local TV show starting conversations in Fort Wayne
& GOOD COMPANY is based on something we all know to be true: The best dinner parties aren’t really about the food, but rather the diverse group of people seated around the table, engaging in lively discussions.
Input Street Team: Exercise locally at Iron Society Strength & Fitness
We often talk about the importance of shopping local or dining local, but what about exercising locally?
In historic times, Fort Wayne’s History Center is evolving to preserve cultural memory
Todd Maxwell Pelfrey, Executive Director of the History Center, shares how public historians like himself are taking boots-on-the-ground approach to collecting history in real-time for future generations.
Blog: Rethinking the power of love and emotional survival in unpredictable times
“Through pain, grief, joy, and death, love has given us this opportunity to redefine our own definition of it."
Input Street Team: Drink in the love at The 07’s Sharing Peace Cafe
"If you need some extra love as we approach Valentine's Day, treat yourself to something sweet from the Sharing Peace Cafe."
