About a half hour north of Fort Wayne, Auburn made a name for itself as the birthplace of the famous Auburn, Cord and Duesenberg automobiles of the early 1900s. Today it continues to be a hub of ingenuity and innovation in Indiana, boasting a community-owned electrical system that offers residents the lowest rates in the state.
As a senior at the University of Saint Francis, Alexis Heffelfinger launched an online clothing shop called Cusp Apparel. Now, she wants to support other students in their own ventures.
A key factor underpinning Northeast Indiana’s success is its ability to create greater access, equity, and opportunities for local women, in particular. Here's why.
The pandemic reveals the advantages of intimate, creative weddings and small-town venues—and could lead to bigger celebrations in coming years.
We ask women in the Fort Wayne area to fill us in.
“This pandemic has opened my eyes to how weak the infrastructure is for the very fundamental needs we all have as humans.”
“Mental health is foundational to every other aspect of health.”
"Public radio has the power to connect people."
"The arts' impact on the economy and small business community cannot be understated."
Fort Wayne Popnic is exactly what it sounds like: Pop-up picnics in heated tents, taking place in Lawton and Lakeside Park, with requests for backyard popnics available, as well.
A dynamic and creative group of local Instagrammers will be covering this community from the street-level in 2021. Get to know them here.
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