Talent

Sign painter Justin Lim, owner of Old 5 and Dime Sign Co., works on a vintage trout taxidermy at his shop in downtown Fort Wayne.

Keeping the art of traditional sign painting alive

“It's very traditional because I'm a computerless sign shop. Everything is hand drawn, hand painted, and spaced out with rulers.”

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Down the Line, 2016
Down the Line 18: A local take on legendary music artists

Returning for the 18th year, Down the Line will celebrate the music of Seattle's grunge scene with local artists The Graig Guy Band, The Snarks, Octopussy, and Pink Droyd.

Tony Betton Jr. on set.
Meet Fort Wayne’s ‘lit journalist,’ Tony Betton Jr.

“Look, if I'm going to go to a city, let me go somewhere where they're growing as well. I want to grow with the city. I want to grow with the station. And that's exactly what Fort Wayne has done in the last four years as I've been here.”

Dr. Kyle Littell
Q&A with Dr. Kyle Littell, program director and section chief of Parkview’s newest residency program

"It’s true that physicians are likely to end up practicing where they complete their residency. We have an opportunity to build a pipeline of highly trained physicians who will be able to care for this community for years to come."

Cinema Center unveils a cinematic extravaganza: Must-attend events, programming, and more in 2024

With an array of exciting ventures and unmissable experiences lined up for 2024, Cinema Center is set to redefine the cinematic landscape in Fort Wayne. Here's a sneak peek into the cinematic wonders awaiting you!

Pasta di Guy in the East Hall of Union Street Market
Pasta di Guy joins the lineup at Union Street Market

“Alfredo– people go crazy for our Alfredo. Like, I sell more Alfredo than water. The Alfredo is definitely a winner.”

Mural by America Carrillo on the Wells Street Corridor.
#PlacesofNEI: Murals create a vibrant landscape in the Wells Street Corridor

The historic Wells Street Corridor has welcomed a rebirth over the last few years that boasts charming boutiques and shops, unique places to dine, and is still home to some longtime, Fort Wayne favorite destinations, alongside vibrant murals.

In her home office, Rhiannon uses a walking pad under her desk to help avoid sitting for long periods.
Career Path: From summer intern to human resource manager

"Sometimes even the best-laid plans go awry. Don’t be afraid to stray from your path or even start over. Your career will consume at least a third of your adult life, so make sure it’s something you’re happy doing."

Shane Waters in his Wabash-based podcast studio.
Meet Shane Waters, an award-winning true crime and history podcaster based in Wabash

Shane Waters is the owner of Black Label Podcasting, the host of multiple podcasts, a proud Wabash resident and the recent winner of the 'Best True Crime Show' award from CrimeCon.

Jamaris Tubbs, who goes by the name J. Tubbs.
‘A quiet force’: Fort Wayne’s underground, but growing Hip-Hop scene

“I feel like it's to the point where we will become a staple for talent. While Indianapolis, Chicago and Detroit have always been hubs for entertainment and music, Fort Wayne has been quietly coming up.”

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