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Riverfront advocate Stephanie Henry says she moved back to Fort Wayne to be part of its momentum.

What’s next for Riverfront Fort Wayne? Join the conversation

Riverfront Fort Wayne is offering a free public educational series in February among other events.

While Fort Wayne fairs "quite well" in road congestion today, what does the future hold?
What’s the traffic outlook on northeast Indiana’s Road to One Million?

The Fort Wayne area fairs "quite well" in road congestion today. But as the region grows, what does the future hold?

Crimson House Café's Jeff and Heidi Reed are missionaries-turned-business owners.
Meet these 7 northeast Indiana business owner couples who are crushing it

These regional entrepreneurs are partners in business and in life. 

NOLA on 13 serves breakfast and lunch options.
Enjoy a taste of New Orleans with views of the Summit City skyline

If you like the Ragin' Cajun food truck and restaurant, you'll love this food entrepreneur's latest venture.

Indiana Tech launched a new tagline to better speak to all of its audiences.
‘Go For IT’: Indiana Tech’s new tagline is a call to action for students of all types

“It’s directing people to pursue a bright future in the form of higher education.”

#PeopleofNEI: Christen, making an impact at a young age

"There aren’t a lot of places where you can have such a big impact at such a young age, but places like Columbia City and Fort Wayne allow for that."

A mural in downtown New Haven on Broadway Street.
SPECIAL REPORT: Collaboration is key to economic growth in northeast Indiana’s cities

New Haven’s outgoing mayor advocates for regional cooperation to attract, retain, and expand companies.

Sari Bari helps women build new lives by making products from recycled saris.
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.

Remote work opportunities could increase the number of transplants moving to Fort Wayne. This program can help.
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."

Remote work opportunities could increase the number of transplants moving to Fort Wayne. This program can help.
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.”

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