Carry out for a cause: Immigrant-owned restaurants in Allen County need your support during COVID-19
Amani Family Services is calling attention to the strain of the pandemic on Allen County's international eateries.
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Meet entrepreneurs from other countries launching businesses in Fort Wayne.
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Two food truck owners share their journey bringing authentic Mexican flavor to the streets of Fort Wayne.
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How one stylist is tapping into the "Amazon Effect" and making haircuts more accessible.
Craving comfort food? Two Fort Wayne bakers are finding ways to get fresh confections to customers
These culinary entrepreneurs have found the recipe for keeping customers engaged and connected.
Diversifying Fort Wayne’s fashion design scene: Meet the entrepreneur behind NingNing Apparel
Immigrant-turned-entrepreneur Yvonne Johnson brings designs to life through her fashion business NingNing Apparel.
Working from home: How three Fort Wayne companies are adapting to the ‘COVID-19 normal’
Three managers weigh in on the benefits and challenges of working remotely.
COVID-19 is calling attention to food insecurity in Fort Wayne—and inspiring solutions
Food insecurity has been an issue for a long time. Now, we're really seeing it.
There’s a new food market in downtown Fort Wayne during COVID-19: Meet Water Street Mercantile
This Hall's restaurant-turned-pop-up-grocery store is helping consumers access food and saving the restaurant's staff and waste.
Weathering the COVID-19 storm: What’s next for Northeast Indiana’s small business community?
Local impact investing expert Kristin Giant weighs in on how the public can support small businesses during and after COVID-19.
What’s it like to be an immigrant business owner in Northeast Indiana?
Meet entrepreneurs from other countries launching businesses in Fort Wayne.
Want authentic street tacos and Mexican cuisine on wheels? Fort Wayne’s food truck scene has it
Two food truck owners share their journey bringing authentic Mexican flavor to the streets of Fort Wayne.
A barbershop on-demand? Meet Kingdom Crowns Mobile Haircuts
How one stylist is tapping into the "Amazon Effect" and making haircuts more accessible.
