Meet three teen businesses in northeast Indiana taking on challenges here and beyond
From conserving nature to supporting small business owners, teen entrepreneurs in Fort Wayne are setting their sights high.
Coverage of those starting up businesses and community resources to help them thrive.
From conserving nature to supporting small business owners, teen entrepreneurs in Fort Wayne are setting their sights high.
As a consultant based in San Francisco, Reading shares the importance of openness and collaboration in innovative communities.
This week-long celebration of entrepreneurs and support organizations is strengthening the local startup scene.
River Jordan Camel Dairy in Kosciusko County uses camel milk to create lotions, soaps, and more.
“Having a multimillion-dollar athlete using a regular bag of ice and an ACE wrap after an injury makes me shake my head every time."
A 100% raw and organic cold-pressed juice bar is claiming the spot of a former coffee shop.
Stephanie Gottesman of “Women Are: Fort Wayne” interviews Andie Hines about creating a community to support female entrepreneurs in northeast Indiana.
One question that is not directed at students often enough is: “What do you want to do right now?”
"We came downtown and wanted to be part of the revitalization. It’s exciting to see this whole area grow."
Kari and Joshua Heim turned Gebhart’s Floral Barn and Greenhouse into a creative way to invest in their small town.
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