Columbia City

About a half hour west of Fort Wayne, Columbia City is a peaceful center of commerce and community life in Whitley County. 

Historic houses and brick streets create a cozy downtown where residents enjoy a safe environment with strong family values, and neighbors who feel like family.

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News The Fort Wayne Philharmonic’s Principal Oboist, Orion Rapp. Economic Development

Why a professionally-trained musician from California is making Fort Wayne home

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This is what impact investing is—and why Fort Wayne should be talking about it

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How can Fort Wayne retain talent? Four ex-residents fill us in on their careers—and their advice

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