Community Health & Wellness

Feature Story Christine Paul with quilting students.

Quilt makers in Wabash share how their craft can impact a community

Stephanie VillanuevaWednesday, January 25, 2023
Feature Story Philharmonic players and supporters strike in Downtown Fort Wayne. Image courtesy of the Facebook page for the Musicians of the Fort Wayne Philharmonic.

Care about Fort Wayne arts and culture? Here’s what to know about the Philharmonic strike

Kara HackettFriday, January 13, 2023
Feature Story The Courtyard is an apartment complex that houses young adults, usually between ages 18 and 24. Priority is given to those who’ve aged out of the foster care system or who have been, or are in danger of becoming, homeless.

Building a Future for Young Adults Aged out of Foster Care

Gabi LorinoWednesday, January 11, 2023
Feature Story Caroline Braun, Clinical Programs Manager for Parkview Behavioral Health Institute, shows what a normal 1-1 therapy session would look like with a client during a mock session at Park Center, 2710 Lake Ave.

What is harm reduction? This approach to substance use treatment is improving outcomes in Indiana

Bailey GerberTuesday, January 10, 2023
Feature Story A guide (teacher), works with children on classroom activities.

What is Montessori Education? A new school is bringing the child-focused approach to Wabash

Danielle ShaferWednesday, December 7, 2022
Partner Content Design Collaborative's team worked with the Oxford Community Association in South East Fort Wayne to turn some underutilized land into a small resting place for residents.

How a new community resting park came to life in South East Fort Wayne’s Oxford neighborhood

Julia HanauerWednesday, December 7, 2022
Partner Content Honeywell team members gather for coffee and donuts during Honeywell Values Week.

Honeywell Arts & Entertainment shares how focusing on its employees has strengthened its mission

Brittany SmithWednesday, November 30, 2022
Partner Content Raine Augenstein is a cashier at the Health Food Shoppe.

How the Health Food Shoppe is making local, organic food more accessible in Fort Wayne

Kara HackettWednesday, November 30, 2022
Feature Story Owner Raelyn Bever holds a finished ring from Still Remains Jewelry.

This Wabash business crafts keepsake jewelry from ashes, breastmilk, and flowers

Sarah SpohnWednesday, November 16, 2022
Feature Story From right are Diane Hunter, Dani Tippmann, and Claudia Hedeen all of the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma during a foraging session on Miami tribal property in Fort Wayne.

Rethinking Thanksgiving: Restorative ways to process a complicated holiday in Fort Wayne

Lauren CaggianoWednesday, November 16, 2022
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