About an hour southwest of Fort Wayne, Wabash is a high-achieving arts community with strong local spirit and Wabash will. Known for being the first electrically lighted city in the world, this innovative, close knit community packs small town charm where residents actively invest and shape their city's future.
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.
“I love that we’re growing something that’s healthy for people to eat, and it is delightful to live here in Wabash County and be part of this community."
“We create quality of place and provide opportunities that aren’t available in many small towns. We hope people will come together here, as a community, to enjoy and celebrate and have a great time experiencing arts and entertainment.”
“It isn’t about the art itself but using it as a medium for critical thinking."
“Everyone should come out and see what we have here. There’s something different to do in every season.”
“Wabash is a beautiful little gem. It’s in the middle of cornfields, but it’s got everything that we need.”
The Wabash River Defenders are a group of volunteers whose mission is to protect, preserve and defend the Wabash River.
“We really focus on how we can further support their careers. We've had a number of fellowship scholars return to perform on concert series here at Honeywell or even at donor events in other communities.”
“To know what Wabash is now on the radar of both seasoned competitive runners and beginners alike, from all over the Midwest, is quite exciting."
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