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Pablo Hurtado

Pablo Hurtado

Pablo Hurtado is a Fort Wayne native, having grown up in southeast Fort Wayne after moving here with his family in 1993. He is a graduate of South Side High School and Ivy Tech, and is an active community organizer. He has appeared on several film podcasts and is an avid writer and poet. He released his self-published chapbook titled Falling out the Bottom in 2017. You can find his poetry at http://pablohurtadoa-z.tumblr.com

Pablo Hurtado's Latest Articles

Homeowner George Peregrim is an advocate with Solar United Neighbors (SUN).
Should your home or business convert to solar energy? Two groups in Fort Wayne can help

These organizations are teaming to help Indiana residents and business owners learn about clean energy—and reap the benefits.

A double Truck Burger with bacon at Bravas.
Bravas is back at it, but what will the future be like? Founder Bo Gonzalez shares his plans

We have details on what's next for Bravas, from a new location to new menu items and a goal to be a “radically progressive business” in Indiana.

Kevin Morse’s yard in the 3700 block of Chancellor Dr. features a Halloween display with 352 handmade tombstones.
2020 can’t stop this Fort Wayne resident from offering tricks and treats for the eyes this Halloween

“It’s been such a bummer of the year, between COVID-19 and a rough political year. It’s time to have fun.”

Bo Gonzalez is the founder of Bravas, a thriving burger and hot dog spot in the 46807.
What’s happening with Bravas? Entrepreneur Bo Gonzalez shares his plans

“I am an entrepreneur at heart and already have so many ideas swirling around ye' olde noggin'.”

Ashley Remy is Valedictorian for South Side's class of 2020.
Meet South Side’s Class of 2020 Valedictorian: A first-generation Haitian immigrant in Fort Wayne

“We had a Black Valedictorian, a Hispanic Salutatorian, and an Asian student in our top 10. There was a lot of diversity, and that made me really proud.”

Input writer Pablo Hurtado shares a heartfelt reflection on losing his mother and the complexities of grief.
Blog: ‘Look, I am moving for you now’: Reflections on losing my mother

“A month has passed since our mother passed away, and in that time I have found myself looking for answers, searching for anything that will help me figure out this process.”

Max Montesino at Purdue Fort Wayne shares his journey as an immigrant-turned-U.S.-citizen supporting greater cultural understanding in northeast Indiana and beyond.
From immigrant to advocate: How a Fort Wayne professor is fostering cross-cultural understanding

Max Montesino of Purdue Fort Wayne shares his journey as an immigrant, professor, author, and advocate.

Jonathan Morales owns Jonathan Morales: Allstate Insurance at 3714 South Calhoun St.
Feeling the difference in Fort Wayne: A Latino business owner shares his journey

Business owner Jonathan Morales shares how Fort Wayne is growing to support minority entrepreneurs like himself.

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