William Bryant Rozier

Wednesday, January 17, 2018
William Bryant Rozier is the managing editor of Fort Wayne Ink Spot newspaper. Through his own fortuitous set of circumstances, he now writes, takes photographs, designs stuff, and makes short video projects for a living. He’s written for Frost Illustrated Newspaper, Indian Country Today, and Ebony.com. He’s photographed for USA Today, Getty Images, and Black Enterprise Magazine.

Feature Story H & D Transportation Services, LLC, plans to launch this fall to provide reliable, wheelchair-accessible transportation for any non-drivers in Fort Wayne. Entrepreneurship

Finding her passion in a pandemic: How a Fort Wayne corporate employee became a transit entrepreneur

William Bryant RozierWednesday, October 7, 2020
Feature Story Isaac Fincher of Clean Lot Solutions LLC is building up business on the South side in more ways than one. Entrepreneurship

Meet a proud South sider in Fort Wayne improving his neighborhood through his business

William Bryant RozierWednesday, October 7, 2020
Feature Story In 2019, Jon Rehwaldt launched The Workbench on the city’s Southeast side. Entrepreneurship

Need a prototype of your product? This Fort Wayne venture is helping others get started

William Bryant RozierWednesday, August 19, 2020
Feature Story Superior Lofts are located at 102 W Superior St., just around the corner from Promenade Park. Community Development

Living on the Riverfront: A glimpse inside the culture developing at Superior Lofts

William Bryant RozierWednesday, April 3, 2019
Feature Story Kimora Lane, left, and Marie Sims, right, own KiMarie’s Kreations & Katering. Entrepreneurship

A creative catering business is seeking a downtown storefront

William Bryant RozierWednesday, September 12, 2018
Feature Story YouTube-famous Kristen Alexis films her videos in her Fort Wayne home. Technology and Innovation

Getting to know YouTube sensation Kristyn Alexis

William Bryant RozierWednesday, May 23, 2018
Feature Story Bridget Jones, the owner of Savannah Soul food trailer, uses CookSpring to store and prepare food. Entrepreneurship

Shared kitchen cooks up new food ventures

William Bryant RozierWednesday, January 31, 2018
News James Khan at his restaurant The Hoppy Gnome in Downtown Fort Wayne. Entrepreneurship

Feeding success: Restaurateur invests in Fort Wayne's future

William Bryant RozierWednesday, January 17, 2018
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