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The back of the A.C. Wermuth House designed by Eero Saarinen.

7 places in Fort Wayne designed by architects who made history

From Eero Saarinen to Louis Kahn, Indiana’s second-largest city is home to designs by some of the greatest minds of the 20th century.

The GFW Fellows program attracts college students from across the country to intern in Fort Wayne.
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.

#PeopleofNEI: Son Huynh, giving back to the community

"We have a voice and can make progress that helps to inspire others."

Aubrie Tinsley (left), Sara Gensic (center), and Suzy Ulmer (right) in downtown Fort Wayne with the Alyssum Montessori School behind them on the left.
Send your kids to school in downtown Fort Wayne

Alyssum Montessori School is making the city center its home and a key part of its education.

Brett Gauger shares posts about life in downtown Fort Wayne.
7 inspiring Fort Wayne Instagram accounts to follow

Want to see what local culture is like? Check Instagram.

Tommy Cutter and Shruti Sharma are launching a company called Sustainable Thinkers.
Fort Wayne startup seeks to simplify sustainable shopping

A new company called Sustainable Thinkers is revolutionizing the way you find eco-friendly products and ideas.

A program focused on drone repair will launch in the next year.
Could northeast Indiana be the next global hub for drone repair?

A new regional industry is taking flight with a socially responsible approach. 

Hoagland is one of seven East Allen County communities.
What the communities of East Allen County love about where they live

Residents weigh in on the benefits of life beyond Fort Wayne's borders.

Travis Sheridan is President of Cambridge Innovation Center’s (CIC) Venture Café Global Institute.
How do you build an inclusive, connected environment for entrepreneurs?

Electric Works hosts international thought leader Travis Sheridan at two free, public events in August.

Yaly Mesa opened Caliente with her husband Gus Rodriguez in 2009.
From refugee to restaurateur: The story behind Fort Wayne’s Caliente Cuban Cafe

Yaly Mesa came to the U.S. empty-handed in 2000. Now, she owns a popular downtown eatery.

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