Partner Partner Content Want to advance your community? Meet 4 Neighborhood Planners in Fort Wayne who can help
Who are Fort Wayne's Neighborhood Planners, and what roles do they play in helping neighborhoods? We sat down with the team to find out.
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Partner Partner Content How the Health Food Shoppe is making local, organic food more accessible in Fort Wayne
“I actually hear people in the aisle now, saying, 'Oh wow! These prices aren’t bad.’”
What’s the future of Northeast Indiana’s manufacturing sector? Leaders weigh in
While the desire to evolve for industry 4.0 isn’t lacking, the realities of adaptation and the infrastructure needed to support change can be complicated.
Must-know details for your first visit to the Union Street Market food hall at Electric Works
Learn what’s happening, who’s there, where to park, and other details for your first visit.
Partner Partner Content Five ways small hospitals are making a big difference in Northeast Indiana
“Earlier this year, two rural hospitals in Northeast Indiana made national news for their high-quality care.”
Meet Urban Beginnings Choice FCU: A CDFI expanding social mobility in Fort Wayne
“As a CDFI, Urban Beginnings plays a critical role in removing barriers that have historically prevented many families from accessing capital and building wealth."
Love the fall trees in Southwood Park? This neighborhood’s tree canopy is not a coincidence
Here's how the neighborhood association is actively maintaining--and growing--the city's tree canopy.
Does your neighborhood need a flag? Southwood Park fills us in on placemaking efforts
“A neighborhood flag can be a powerful placemaking tool to boost local pride about where you live.”
Partner Partner Content Are there enough college graduates in Northeast Indiana to sustain the economy we’re building?
A community’s ability to develop and retain college graduates is connected to its growth, how well blue-collar workers get paid, and how much social mobility it offers.
Indiana farming is changing, just ask growers and youth at this South East Fort Wayne community farm
“There’s a wind of change blowing across the country, and we represent that. We’re changing things—one plant at a time.”
