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24 hours in Fort Wayne with Andrea Dortch
What would you do with 24 hours in Fort Wayne? We're asking locals to be your guide for a day.
Meet ChangeMakers, a group working to disrupt and dismantle systemic racism in Fort Wayne
Co-Founders of the local activist group share their mission to be advocates of equity and justice for the Black community—and to support Black entrepreneurship.
What does Black History Month mean to you, and what are your hopes for Fort Wayne’s future?
Local leaders fill us in.
Electric Works anchor tenant Do it Best says the project is already boosting talent attraction
“Candidates started referencing the Electric Works project as soon as we announced our tenancy there.”
Rural Sourcing Inc. more than doubles its tech jobs in Fort Wayne—and hopes to create a tech hub
"Our message is simple: Come join the party!"
Check out & Good Company: A new local TV show starting conversations in Fort Wayne
& GOOD COMPANY is based on something we all know to be true: The best dinner parties aren’t really about the food, but rather the diverse group of people seated around the table, engaging in lively discussions.
Input Street Team: Exercise locally at Iron Society Strength & Fitness
We often talk about the importance of shopping local or dining local, but what about exercising locally?
From shag to chic: Meet the family renovating Fort Wayne’s viral 1970s time capsule home
Former school teachers and Florida residents, Alysha and Nate Jackson, share their plans for the iconic Fort Wayne home that took the internet by storm last year.
In historic times, Fort Wayne’s History Center is evolving to preserve cultural memory
Todd Maxwell Pelfrey, Executive Director of the History Center, shares how public historians like himself are taking boots-on-the-ground approach to collecting history in real-time for future generations.
24 hours in Fort Wayne with Andrea Dortch
What would you do with 24 hours in Fort Wayne? We're asking locals to be your guide for a day.
Meet ChangeMakers, a group working to disrupt and dismantle systemic racism in Fort Wayne
Co-Founders of the local activist group share their mission to be advocates of equity and justice for the Black community—and to support Black entrepreneurship.
What does Black History Month mean to you, and what are your hopes for Fort Wayne’s future?
Local leaders fill us in.
Electric Works anchor tenant Do it Best says the project is already boosting talent attraction
“Candidates started referencing the Electric Works project as soon as we announced our tenancy there.”
Rural Sourcing Inc. more than doubles its tech jobs in Fort Wayne—and hopes to create a tech hub
"Our message is simple: Come join the party!"
Check out & Good Company: A new local TV show starting conversations in Fort Wayne
& GOOD COMPANY is based on something we all know to be true: The best dinner parties aren’t really about the food, but rather the diverse group of people seated around the table, engaging in lively discussions.
Input Street Team: Exercise locally at Iron Society Strength & Fitness
We often talk about the importance of shopping local or dining local, but what about exercising locally?
From shag to chic: Meet the family renovating Fort Wayne’s viral 1970s time capsule home
Former school teachers and Florida residents, Alysha and Nate Jackson, share their plans for the iconic Fort Wayne home that took the internet by storm last year.
In historic times, Fort Wayne’s History Center is evolving to preserve cultural memory
Todd Maxwell Pelfrey, Executive Director of the History Center, shares how public historians like himself are taking boots-on-the-ground approach to collecting history in real-time for future generations.
