Ask an Environmentalist: What do you mean when you say ‘sustainable’?
Spelling out exactly what “sustainability” means in different contexts might make advocacy more effective.
The 05 (46805)
Zip Code: 46805 Northeast Fort Wayne is home to riverfront communities that enjoy easy access to bike paths, trails, and waterways. Take your picture with the gardens and gazebo at Lakeside Park, then wander the sidewalks to coffee shops, bars, and boutiques all committed to keeping the local vibes strong.
Meet Sari Bari USA: An ethical fashion company on Wells Street with a powerful mission
Old saris get new life, just as the women making the products are changed, too.
What is the future of public transit in Fort Wayne? A passenger rail advocate weighs in
Megan Butler shares a collaborative approach to what she calls "human-focused infrastructure."
Beyond ‘The Nutcracker’: How the Fort Wayne Ballet is putting the city on the map for dancers
From collaborations in China, to regional performances, and training opportunities that attract talent nationwide, the Fort Wayne Ballet is on the move.
Why did you move back to Fort Wayne? Boomerangs fill us in (Part 2)
"There’s lots of support for my art. Fort Wayne people love to see creativity."
Two entrepreneurs launch community-centric businesses in Fort Wayne’s up-and-coming ’05
The Bookhouse Studio and the Confetti Post are now open in the heart of Forest Park Neighborhood.
#PeopleofNEI: Sue, growing a healthy community
"It's like a seed that grows, matures, and dies. That's life. It's that connection that is so important."
Why did you move back to Fort Wayne? Boomerangs fill us in
“I was hesitant to move back to Fort Wayne at first, but it was probably the best thing I could have done.”
Q&A with Brendon Maxwell: The Utopian Coffee entrepreneur who’s investing in The Landing
Owner of Utopian Coffee shares his vision for a new coffee shop and brewery on Fort Wayne's historic Columbia Street.
Despite digital records, genealogy research still brings visitors to Fort Wayne for community
How the second-most popular hobby in the U.S. is taking root in the Summit City.
