Input Street Team: Meet a start-up animal welfare organization filling gaps in support systems
“We realize how tied together supporting humans is to supporting pets and animals."
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How are Fort Wayne families and schools coping with another pandemic year?
Meet three organizations in Fort Wayne helping families and schools survive another academic year complicated by COVID-19—and address pre-existing challenges.
Pop-up clinics bring COVID-19 vaccines to Northeast Indiana’s vulnerable, underserved residents
Parkview Health shares how it’s using data and community collaborations to move the needle on Indiana’s vaccination rates.
Input Street Team: Get the scoop on a new ice cream shop in The 05
This week, the Input Street Team takes a trip to the Oh Five Scoop Shop (@ohfivescoopshop).
Fort Wayne pools are open for the 2021 season! Meet one local favorite celebrating 60 years
Pocahontas Swim Club on Fort Wayne's South side turns 60 years old this summer.
Input Street Team: Female tattoo artists in Fort Wayne are making their mark on the industry
This week, the Input Street Team paid a visit to The Painted Lady tattoo parlor in Fort Wayne to learn about its female-dominated team.
How Southeast Fort Wayne nonprofits and supporters are serving their neighbors with food for all
In March alone, the Human Agricultural Cooperative distributed more than 20,000 pounds of food and 900 meals.
COVID-19 is drawing attention to other pandemics in Northeast Indiana: Suicide and domestic violence
“Mental health is foundational to every other aspect of health.”
Meet the Local Archive, a new creative workspace in Fort Wayne
As photographers, friends, and Co-Founders, Mariah James and Amber Reid share plans for their new coworking space in the Old East End building.
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."
