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The Atrium in downtown Fort Wayne hosts events for entrepreneurs.

The Atrium in downtown Fort Wayne hosts events for entrepreneurs. Courtesy

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Lisa Downs, owner of Ellen's Bridal & Dress Boutique, helps customer Bailey Lundmark with a dress she is trying on

How rural Indiana small business owners are turning their town into a wedding destination

Dezaray ClawsonWednesday, February 23, 2022

Portrait of Elgien Richardson, owner of Kingdom Crowns Mobile Barbershop.

Kingdom Crowns Mobile Barber: Meet Fort Wayne's cosmetologist on wheels

Brittany LantzWednesday, February 23, 2022

Common Grounds Coffeehouse is located at 13531 Main St, in Grabill.

#PlacesofNEI: Drink in the cozy cabin vibes at Common Grounds Coffeehouse in Grabill-Leo

Stephen J. BaileyWednesday, February 23, 2022

Deema’s menu is a mix of traditional Turkish fare (like kebabs) and Deema originals.

Eating IN: Deema Turkish Cuisine

Molly ConnerWednesday, February 16, 2022

The sign displaying an event schedule for Piere's.

‘New’ Piere’s aims to offer a destination for entertainment on the Northeast side

Lauren CaggianoWednesday, February 16, 2022

AVOW's four Co-Founders with Kendallville Mayor SuzAnne in August 2021. From left are Patti Hays, Rachel Tobin-Smith, Marilyn Moran-Townsend, Mayor Handshoe, and Faith Van Gilder.

5 questions with AVOW on 5 years of bridging gaps in Fort Wayne's civic spaces that hold women back

Kara HackettWednesday, February 16, 2022

Saigon is located at 2006 S. Calhoun St.

#PlacesofNEI: Saigon Restaurant, a Vietnamese hot spot on S. Calhoun Street

Stephen J. BaileyWednesday, February 16, 2022

For centuries, Black-owned farms have played a key role in how Black Americans have forged their own identities, independence, wealth, health, and wellbeing amidst systems designed to repress them.

The history & future of Black farming in Indiana: Leaders meet to address systemic racial barriers

Kara HackettWednesday, February 16, 2022

Kelley and Ryan Benton in the Fort Wayne property they rent out on Airbnb.

Airbnb Tour: Explore a colorful, funky Riverfront Retreat near Downtown Fort Wayne

Rachel Von StroupWednesday, February 9, 2022

Opening night of Matt Plett's art show, “It's OK. It's OK? It's OK!” held at the Garden January 13-27, 2022.

‘It's OK. It's OK? It's OK!’ Fort Wayne artist Matt Plett reflects on his recent show & what’s next

Kara Hackett and Sierah BarnhartWednesday, February 9, 2022

Fort Wayne Artists Theopolis Smith III and Lyndy Bazlie created the Truth Mural in collaboration with Ron Lewis and Teresa Yarbrough. The mural is at 918 E. Pontiac Street.

How does your racial identity manifest in your art? Fort Wayne creatives weigh in

Sierah BarnhartWednesday, February 9, 2022

Fort Wayne's Wells Street Corridor is growing faster than it can keep up with.

Fort Wayne entrepreneurs share why the Wells Street Corridor is ‘the next best place to be’

Kara HackettWednesday, February 9, 2022

Ashley Sincoff works on schoolwork at Davey's Delicious Bagels, 1006 Broadway, Fort Wayne, IN 46802.

9 interesting places to do your remote work in Fort Wayne

Julia HanauerWednesday, February 2, 2022

Dance Collective is adapting its programming for high-risk groups during the pandemic.

How are arts organizations in Northeast Indiana innovating during the pandemic?

Kara HackettWednesday, February 2, 2022

Transit Equity Day is February 4. How much do you know about Citilink's services in Fort Wayne?

#PlacesofNEI: Citilink Central Station, raising awareness about transit equity

Stephen J. BaileyWednesday, February 2, 2022

While it’s too soon to say exactly how the Great Resignation is materializing in Fort Wayne, anecdotal evidence suggests the Summit City is experiencing a workforce shakeup of its own.

Considering a pandemic job change? Fort Wayne area leaders making the move share insights

Kara HackettWednesday, January 26, 2022

Robert Rhee works on making a tool organizer while at The Build Guild, 1025 Goshen Ave.

Got a hobby, DIY project, or skill you want to learn? Check out the Build Guild in Fort Wayne

Rachel Von StroupWednesday, January 26, 2022

Mexican American Chicago-based artist, Ana Velazquez, left, is the first artist in residency at Manchester Community Schools, helping students of color express themselves in theatre classes, public performances, and more.

This art program in North Manchester helps rural Indiana Latino students express their voices

Pablo HurtadoWednesday, January 26, 2022

Northeast Indiana Talent Attraction, Inc., partners with local HR representatives and headhunters to help out-of-town talent get to know Fort Wayne’s culture and lifestyle.

Recruiting out-of-town employees to fill jobs? This Fort Wayne talent attraction service can help

Kara HackettWednesday, January 19, 2022

Karen Eilts-Walter, owner, helps customers Emerson Zwiebel, 11, right, and Andrea Zwiebel with their projects at Make It Your Own Art Studio.

Meet three businesses in Wabash helping residents get creative

Brittany LantzWednesday, January 19, 2022

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