Fort Wayne funders and nonprofits share innovations in ‘essential’ systems during COVID-19
“This pandemic has opened my eyes to how weak the infrastructure is for the very fundamental needs we all have as humans.”
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Getting to know the ‘ignored legacy’ of Black leaders in Fort Wayne history
"Fort Wayne’s black history is not fully known.”
A ‘magical’ local toy store is coming to the Broadway Corridor in downtown Fort Wayne
"There’s no good reason why I shouldn’t believe Fort Wayne has potential and invest in it."
A world-class, holistic recording studio in Fort Wayne is helping artists be seen and heard
Serial entrepreneur and musician Steve Tyler shares the vision of Silverbirch Studios and how it’s taking Fort Wayne’s music talent to the masses.
How can you support a stronger post-COVID economy in Indiana? Be an arts advocate
"The arts' impact on the economy and small business community cannot be understated."
Meet ‘the Nerdie Baker’ on Instagram, a self-taught food photographer based in Fort Wayne
Local Iger Rachel Chin shares her passion for baked goods and food photography—along with a delicious recipe you can try at home.
Meet ChangeMakers, a group working to disrupt and dismantle systemic racism in Fort Wayne
Co-Founders of the local activist group share their mission to be advocates of equity and justice for the Black community—and to support Black entrepreneurship.
What does Black History Month mean to you, and what are your hopes for Fort Wayne’s future?
Local leaders fill us in.
Electric Works anchor tenant Do it Best says the project is already boosting talent attraction
“Candidates started referencing the Electric Works project as soon as we announced our tenancy there.”
Rural Sourcing Inc. more than doubles its tech jobs in Fort Wayne—and hopes to create a tech hub
"Our message is simple: Come join the party!"
