IMG Wire

The Midway at the Three Rivers Festival in 2024.

Can crowdfunding save the Three Rivers Festival?

“Crowdfunding is not a sustainable funding model and we recognize that. But we do recognize that we have a lot of community members that want to be heard and they want to help and this is their opportunity to help. If we can raise enough funding to continue, then we will look at our other revenue streams.”

Latest in IMG Wire
Students in grades 4-8 received recognition for the scholarships they earned a previous semester in school as part of their participation in the Early Award Scholarship Program.
The Community Foundation’s impact on the Wabash community

“Whether it be those companies employing our people, or programs the Community Foundation offers, we’re showing we’ve created this, we want you, and we want to invest in you. We want to be known and are going to be known as the place that wants you here.”

Inclusive dentistry: Transforming access for patients with disabilities

Three Centers for Inclusive Dentistry in Michigan, Indiana and Ohio use specialized training, sensory-friendly tools, and tailored approaches to provide accessible dental care for all patients.

Q&A with the co-founder of The Garden: Night Markets, urban gardens & ‘Really Bad Art’

“Instead of being ultra serious about it, the goal is to have some levity with it saying, ‘Hey, you know what, I tried this thing. It looks terrible. Here's what I hate about it. Here's what I would do differently next time.' The irony is that often what the artist hates, a viewer loves.”

A news clipping from the opening of the Fort Wayne Art Institute's Fine Arts Center.
‘Enthusiastic energy’: How the Fort Wayne Art School underpinned Fort Wayne’s art and culture scene

“There are so many former students in our community who are teaching art or are retired educators. Many former students are producing art or supporting the arts and there are many who chose other paths but who value the training they received at the Fort Wayne Art School.”

Aimless Creators' Naylon Thompson, left, and Martin Vazquez
Meet the Aimless Creators

“It kind of just organically became this thing where we bring in people and host local art shows."

Kanpai Sushi, 4710 Coldwater Rd, Fort Wayne, IN 46825
Kanpai Sushi brings all-you-can-eat sushi to Fort Wayne

“We’re thrilled to bring Kanpai Sushi to Fort Wayne and share our passion for Japanese cuisine with the local community. Our mission is to provide more than just a meal—we want every visit to be a memorable experience.”

Indiana 211 connects residents to resources and social services.
What is Indiana 211?

“Navigating resources can be hard, and a lot of communities have great resources that people don't know about. 211 is an easy way for people to connect to community navigators who can help them along the way.”

The Wabash County Fellowship Program aims to showcase the best assets of the area.
‘A mindset shift’: How Wabash County prioritizes people in its plan for growth

“What the county has decided to do is we're going to swim upstream and focus on the things that bring people to a specific place. Because then that means downstream the employers will come and invest if we've done a really good job attracting and retaining top talent.”

A Mother’s Hope provides pregnant homeless women safety, food, and shelter, as well as the opportunity to learn life skills and use resources to help improve their lives.
Hope, housing and health: A Mother’s Hope is transforming lives

“It’s very intentionally set up like a home. It feels and looks like a home, it is not set up to look like a facility or institution. It is a maternity home, which is not just a shelter, it is truly a program."

Our Partners

Visit Wabash County

Don't miss out!

Stay informed, inspired, and one step ahead with our weekly newsletter.

Close the CTA

Already a subscriber? Enter your email to hide this popup in the future.