‘We see you, and we see good in you’: Southeast Fort Wayne residents share hopes for the community
Reflecting on Southeast Fort Wayne’s past, present, and future, residents share challenges and opportunities they see.
Coverage of low-income and affordable housing solutions, housing developments, and resources for the unhoused.
Reflecting on Southeast Fort Wayne’s past, present, and future, residents share challenges and opportunities they see.
Meet a few of the people and programs in 46803 and 46806.
A distressed 30.5-acre campus of housing is being restored to its former glory.
Entrepreneur Julie Creek is finding ways to launch her business, the Center for Grant Research and Writing, LLC—pandemic or not.
“Like a lot of other small for-profit and nonprofit organizations, we found our resilience being tested during the pandemic, and we honestly were not sure how things were going to turn out.”
“We took that first step to rethink our systems, and we ended up developing a game-changing way to vastly improve our organization.”
Fred McKissack is putting his national journalism experience to work in Fort Wayne, taking the reins at Ink Spot as the U.S. faces a global pandemic, protests against racial injustice, and an election year all at once.
College teams, in particular, are facing unprecedented challenges and opportunities during the pandemic.
"Everyone needs a guide or a mentor. You can’t do it alone. No one can."
An app is helping Fort Wayne nonprofits prevent good food from going to waste.
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