#PlacesofNEI: A 130-year-old tree in Downtown Fort Wayne has new life as a lion sculpture
Artist Scott Lepley used a chainsaw to carve this lion sculpture from a tree that was getting too close to power lines and needed to be removed.
Northeast Indiana is evolving. These are the people and places shaping its future.
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