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Bridging the Hunger Gap in Rural Northeast Indiana
Programs like Community Harvest Food Bank’s Farm Wagon provide a lifeline to hundreds of rural families each year.
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Bridging the Hunger Gap in Rural Northeast Indiana
Programs like Community Harvest Food Bank’s Farm Wagon provide a lifeline to hundreds of rural families each year.
The Fort Wayne School of Art is Giving People of All Ages the Chance to Learn and Create
The newly opened Fort Wayne School of Art provides a creative outlet for children and adults through classes and events.
#PlacesofNEI: Spectacular Displays at the Festival of Gingerbread
Until December 21, over 180 gingerbread creations from regional artists of all ages are on display at the History Center.
‘Out of reach’: Inside Indiana’s Affordability Crisis
Strategic advocacy and targeted action are creating tangible solutions to help working families.
2025 Women & Girls Study: What local employers can do to boost women’s economic security
The 2025 Women & Girls Study in Allen County reveals a decline in economic security for women and offers immediate solutions for Allen County employers.
Why Did Fort Wayne’s Scooter Program End?
A look inside the rise and sudden fall of shared micromobility downtown.
From Roots to Remembrance: The Art of Family Storytelling
At the ACPL Genealogy Center, experts share how to spark meaningful conversations that keep family memories alive.
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