Hop River has some exciting things coming down the pipeline for craft brew aficionados, including a special partnership with Fort Wayne's own Three Rivers Distilling Company.  

And how campus visitors can enjoy the community it's creating.

"We want to be the mouthpiece to talk about good things happening in our city, in the South East, and the Black community. We also want to talk about social issues and be a voice for those. On other stations, you may have to say things in a certain way. But this is something that is by us, for us."

Kara Hackett will host a conversation with national journalist Lela Nargi, expanding on Input's food reporting and exploring how local food systems affect the health, wealth, and wellbeing of Northeast Indiana communities.

"With views of the water, breezy indoor areas to enjoy a meal, and outside dining options, this is a favorite spot for locals."

"Interested in plants and horticulture? You can become a Master Gardener (and explore some amazing public gardens) at the Purdue Extension Office in Allen County."

Rev. Angelo Mante shares the vision behind South Side High School's Peacemaker Academy aimed at creating "constructive change" in Fort Wayne's community, at large.  

Owner of the Fort Wayne Escape Room, Corey Ford, shares how his team pivoted during the pandemic and created a socially distant Treasure Hunt that attracted more than 50,000 participants nationwide.  

Fort Wayne artist Adam Garland invited the public to help create a new, permanent mural downtown with biodegradable, paint-filled water balloons. Here are the results.

"The public is welcome to enjoy this oasis in the heart of Steuben County to help reconnect with nature and the beautiful surroundings that Trine SRA has to offer."

The Input Street Team pays a visit to Foster Park at 3900 Old Mill Rd.

Asha Hernandez shares her business helping new moms, like herself, manage postpartum depression, which disproportionately affects BIPOC women.

Meet two young organizations fighting brain drain among their peers and developing support systems.

How the Co-Op is supporting local growers and makers.