Sarah Spohn

Friday, June 2, 2023
Sarah Spohn is a Michigan native, but every day finds a new interesting person, place, or thing in towns all over the Midwest. She received her degrees in journalism and professional communications and provides coverage for various publications locally, regionally, and nationally — writing stories on small businesses, arts and culture, nonprofits, and community. You can find her in a record shop, a local concert, or eating one too many desserts at a bakery. If by chance, she’s not at any of those places, you can contact her at [email protected]

Partner Content The Dave Kunkel Cruise-In draws in over 400 classic cars. Arts and Culture

Shifting gears for good: Dave Kunkel Cruise-In fuels ALS research

Sarah SpohnTuesday, July 22, 2025
Partner Content Executive Director of Visit Wabash County Christine Flohr (bottom left), President and CEO of the Community Foundation of Wabash County Alex Downard (bottom right), and Visit Wabash County Board President Adam Stakeman (top right) host ThriveIN. Economic Development

ThriveIN Podcast: Turning Up the Volume on Wabash County’s Story

Sarah SpohnMonday, June 30, 2025
Feature Story Vanessa Hayden's office Kids and Education

Safer, more whimsical spaces for children with autism: Q&A with Vanessa Hayden of Partly Whimsical

Sarah SpohnFriday, March 7, 2025
Partner Content 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. Community Development

The Community Foundation’s impact on the Wabash community

Sarah SpohnThursday, January 30, 2025
Partner Content 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. Healthy Communities

Hope, housing and health: A Mother's Hope is transforming lives

Sarah SpohnTuesday, December 17, 2024
Feature Story While walking through the Girl Scouts' STEM Expo, attendees see interactive demos and speak with women who work in STEM. Technology and Innovation

These initiatives are celebrating women in STEM– and aiming to inspire the next generation

Sarah SpohnWednesday, October 16, 2024
Feature Story Ripple, 2023 Arts and Culture

Middle Waves Music Festival returns with new leadership and plans for a long-lasting legacy

Sarah SpohnTuesday, June 4, 2024
Feature Story Kayakers make their way down the Wabash River. Community Development

Wabash County provides experiences for runners, cyclists, kayakers and the everyday adventurer

Sarah SpohnThursday, May 16, 2024
Feature Story Part of Wabash's charm lies in its historical homes. Economic Development

Implementing inventive housing solutions to attract new residents

Sarah SpohnWednesday, February 7, 2024
Feature Story Retirees (left to right) Dave Haist, Jan Roland, and Beverly Vanderpool walk through Downtown Wabash. Arts and Culture

Retiring in Wabash County: Q&A with three residents on staying connected in their community

Sarah SpohnWednesday, January 10, 2024
Partner Content Visitors make their way through the Honeywell Center. Arts and Culture

From Vision to Reality: The Legacy of Honeywell Arts & Entertainment

Sarah SpohnWednesday, October 18, 2023
Feature Story Members of the Wabash River Run Club prepare for a run. Healthy Communities

Runners share what racing locally means to them as Wabash Run the River returns

Sarah SpohnFriday, June 2, 2023
Partner Content Citizen Robotics, a nonprofit that makes 3D-printed housing. Economic Development

How can Fort Wayne address the need for housing?

Sarah SpohnWednesday, May 10, 2023
Load More Stories
Sponsored By
Focus Areas
Copyright © Issue Media Group. All rights reserved.