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"This GE campus and its untapped potential is one of the first things I noticed when I moved here."
‘This is more than just a business deal’
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Reversing brain drain: How fellowships are changing talent trends in Allen County
Last year, more people moved into Allen County than moved out. Here's one reason why.
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A project by Bridge of Grace Ministries helps high school students turn vacant lots into community spaces.
#PeopleofNEI: Tyler, a Wabash ambassador
"After moving away and coming back, I have a greater appreciation for this community."
Riverfront development is boosting investment along Wells Street Corridor
"Things go up for sale, and they sell in a day around here."
What’s next for northeast Indiana’s creative economy?
Innovative programs like Artlink's 212 arts accelerator are growing and seeking a place in the region's future.
What type of place is Fort Wayne going to be?
How the intangible aspects of city projects influence people’s perceptions of Fort Wayne—and their place in it.
Why my company moved to the American Tobacco campus
Brad Brinegar, Chairman and CEO of McKinney, tells us why his creative agency chose to be one of the early tenants at a repurposed factory in Durham.
#PeopleofNEI: Crystal, inspiring innovation
"This GE campus and its untapped potential is one of the first things I noticed when I moved here."
‘This is more than just a business deal’
Local business leaders, educators, and city leaders sound off on why they support Electric Works.
Partner Partner Content Reversing brain drain: How fellowships are changing talent trends in Allen County
Last year, more people moved into Allen County than moved out. Here's one reason why.
Teens answer Mount Vernon Park’s call for community revitalization
A project by Bridge of Grace Ministries helps high school students turn vacant lots into community spaces.
