Wabash

About an hour southwest of Fort Wayne, Wabash is a high-achieving arts community with strong local spirit and Wabash will.

Known for being the first electrically lighted city in the world, this innovative, close knit community packs small town charm where residents actively invest and shape their city's future.

Feature Story An exhibit at the Wabash County Museum. Arts and Culture

Small towns, lasting legacies: Wabash County's efforts to preserve local history

Jessica MontalvoWednesday, August 7, 2024
Partner Content Maddy Ball works with a co-worker in nutrition services. Healthy Communities

Enriching young adults’ lives through work readiness internships

Leslie Megison, Media Relations Specialist, Parkview HealthWednesday, July 24, 2024
Feature Story Local Food Week is July 26 through August 4. Economic Development

Local Food Week offers new ways to experience Northeast Indiana’s food scene

Brittany LantzWednesday, July 24, 2024
Feature Story Kayakers make their way down the Wabash River. Community Development

Wabash County provides experiences for runners, cyclists, kayakers and the everyday adventurer

Sarah SpohnThursday, May 16, 2024
Feature Story Illustrations showing what Manchester Alive envisions for the future of The Coop's storefronts. Entrepreneurship

North Manchester’s business incubator, The Coop, wants to help entrepreneurs spread their wings

Kathryn DoehrmannWednesday, March 13, 2024
Feature Story Part of Wabash's charm lies in its historical homes. Economic Development

Implementing inventive housing solutions to attract new residents

Sarah SpohnWednesday, February 7, 2024
Feature Story Retirees (left to right) Dave Haist, Jan Roland, and Beverly Vanderpool walk through Downtown Wabash. Arts and Culture

Retiring in Wabash County: Q&A with three residents on staying connected in their community

Sarah SpohnWednesday, January 10, 2024
Special Report Parkview Wabash Hospital Healthy Communities

SPECIAL REPORT: Parkview Health expands and rethinks treatment for substance use disorder in Wabash

Dezaray ClawsonWednesday, December 6, 2023
Feature Story Half-bushels for sale at David Doud's Countyline Orchard. Healthy Communities

From blossom to harvest: Behind the scenes of an apple orchard

Celeste FendtWednesday, October 25, 2023
Partner Content Visitors make their way through the Honeywell Center. Arts and Culture

From Vision to Reality: The Legacy of Honeywell Arts & Entertainment

Sarah SpohnWednesday, October 18, 2023
Feature Story Visual Thinking Strategies (VTS) invites third through fifth-grade students to engage in student-centered conversations about art. Kids and Education

Honeywell Arts In Education: Nurturing minds through art and innovation in Indiana schools

Desaray BradleyTuesday, October 3, 2023
Feature Story CoCoJo’s, an exclusive seasonal RV campground. Arts and Culture

Connecting with the outdoors in Wabash County

Danielle ShaferWednesday, September 13, 2023
Feature Story For families, there is no shortage of activities in Wabash, parents Madeline and Aaron Spring say. Kids and Education

What is it like to raise a family in Wabash?

AJ HughesWednesday, August 16, 2023
Feature Story Volunteers in the Wabash River for Clean Out the Banks. Sustainability

Meet the volunteers behind Indiana’s largest river cleanup event

Brittany SmithTuesday, July 25, 2023
Feature Story An overlook of a ravine at an ACRES Land Trust property. Sustainability

ACRES Land Trust, the nonprofit preserving land indefinitely throughout the region

Brittany SmithWednesday, July 19, 2023
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