Should your home or business convert to solar energy? Two groups in Fort Wayne can help
These organizations are teaming to help Indiana residents and business owners learn about clean energy—and reap the benefits.
Zip Codes: 46803, 46806, 46816 South East Fort Wayne is the most diverse quadrant of the city. Home to a wide variety of cultures, languages, cuisines, and churches, its family-run restaurants and grocery stores will take you on a journey around the world. From August-September 2021, this quadrant is the focus of Input's community journalism program called Voices of South East, made possible by support from the Foellinger Foundation. For two months, Input will be producing weekly stories that generate conversations around assets, challenges, and opportunities in South East—as determined by residents themselves. Voices of South East is part of Issue Media Group's national On the Ground series. Previous On the Ground programs have taken place in Fort Wayne, Memphis, Tampa, Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Cincinnati, Flint, and Detroit.
These organizations are teaming to help Indiana residents and business owners learn about clean energy—and reap the benefits.
"What you give to your community is what you get back. You never really know who is watching."
We ask local women to weigh in.
Kathi Weiss and Cathie Rowand are embarking on a 16-day journey from Fort Wayne to Washington D.C. by bike with a goal to raise $20,000 for Fort Wayne Trails.
We ask Camille Schuelke, a farmer at the Parkview Community Greenhouse and Learning Kitchen, to give us her best tips for a bountiful harvest.
Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, the trails system has seen month after month of record-breaking use. Here's how it's evolving.
“Fort Wayne is a great weekend destination for me and my friends when we want to go on a fun adventure, but we don’t want to go too far.”
"Community is a constant in Fort Wayne, and it’s ever-present in the yoga community, too."
"You don’t have to be an adult to make a difference. You can be a kid, too."
From flip flops to the James-Bond-approved terry-cloth polo, menswear is getting more casual.
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