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Pave the Path graduates, Irasema Hernandez Trujillo and Sara Dayani Llopis-Guevara, co-founded the nonprofit Stronger Together Latinx, Inc.

Investing in people: This Fort Wayne program helps youth ‘Pave the Path’ to the future they want

Kara HackettWednesday, May 18, 2022

The former “Five Points” intersection has become a roundabout, providing for improved traffic flow, increased safety, and likely leading to lower annual costs.

Construction season is here: How do new developments affect traffic in Fort Wayne, and what’s next?

Joshua SchipperWednesday, May 18, 2022

Reusser web design agency has a four-day workweek and a hybrid schedule. They collaborate in their Downtown Roanoke office two days each week.

Hybrid work: What is it? Where is it happening in Fort Wayne, & how does it affect business culture?

Kara HackettWednesday, May 11, 2022

Indiana Tech student Alexandra Forsythe, left, and Dr. Ying Shang, Dean of the College of Engineering and School of Computer Sciences work together on operational amplifier functions in the Zollner Engineering Center.

What’s it like to be a woman in STEM in Fort Wayne? Indiana Tech students weigh in

Dezaray ClawsonWednesday, April 13, 2022

Matthew Booker and Evelyn Booker work together on an insurance account.

Think insurance is boring? This Fort Wayne entrepreneur says it offers accessible career advancement

Desaray BradleyWednesday, April 6, 2022

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Branch Manager Christopher R. Wiljer helps Librarian Kristina Lay with the computer at the Allen County Public Library's Monroeville branch.

Bridging the digital divide: Indiana’s rural communities seek solutions to improve internet access

Lauren CaggianoWednesday, April 6, 2022

Clinton St. from the top of the Town Center parking garage at the corner of Clinton and E. Wayne St.

The urban expressway not taken: Exploring the history and future of Fort Wayne’s roadway system

Joshua SchipperWednesday, March 30, 2022

Skyline Park is a private green roof atop a fifth story parking garage connected to Skyline Tower at 855 Webster St.

Should green rooftops be a growing trend in Fort Wayne?

Kara HackettWednesday, March 23, 2022

As 2021 Honeywell Arts Academy fellows in the Resonance program, Westbound Situation blends classical chamber music with the rhythmic drive of bluegrass and the colorful expression of jazz into a new style of chamber music—chambergrass.

How a music-based Arts Academy in Wabash is impacting the creative world

Jennie Renner and Kara HackettWednesday, March 16, 2022

Q&A with Jola Ariel, a Fort Wayne-based fashion design brand with a spring collection on Shein

Sierah BarnhartWednesday, March 16, 2022

Dirt Wain compost bins come in a variety of sizes.

Fed up with trash and recycling delays? Dirt Wain shares why you should ‘Give A Truck’

Sierah Barnhart and Kara HackettWednesday, March 9, 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

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

Lutheran Life Villages, offer cottages that range from 1,140 to 1,676 square feet in various floor plans at their new Fort Wayne development, Piper Trail.

What’s the future of housing in Allen County? ADUs and tiny homes might offer solutions

Brittany SmithWednesday, 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

Brian Walker is Founder of the TakeaStan ChessClub in Fort Wayne.

Let's play! How Fort Wayne's chess subculture is growing and using the game to bridge community gaps

Sierah Barnhart and Kara HackettWednesday, January 19, 2022

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