July 6 marked a reopening for summer activities at schools throughout Allen County — the first time students have stepped foot on many school properties since COVID-19 effectively ended in-person academics in March. However, fall reentry plans are still a moving target.
The Fort Wayne TinCaps will play 70 home games in 2020, but club president Mike Nutter says Fort Wayne is home the other 300 days of the year too.
July 6 marked a reopening for summer activities at schools throughout Allen County — the first time students have stepped foot on many school properties since COVID-19 effectively ended in-person academics in March. However, fall reentry plans are still a moving target.
There was no playing of “Pomp and Circumstance” and no handing out of diplomas, but the Indiana Black Expo Fort Wayne Chapter’s virtual graduation ceremony on Saturday, June 27, was heavy on sound advice for graduates, provided by some of Fort Wayne’s most renowned leaders.
The city of Fort Wayne announced July 1 that it has postponed its fireworks show that was scheduled to begin at 10 p.m. July Fourth from atop the Indiana Michigan Power Center, 911 S. Calhoun St.
Shoppers can find Hardy’s Farm Market's garden specialties at the farmer's market on Barr Street from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. each Saturday. Hardy's offers tomato, pepper, eggplant, onion, squash and cucumber plants.
It was an unconventional end to an unconventional college experience, but LeighAnn Brooks wouldn’t change a thing. Brooks, of Huntertown, had the unique experience May 30 of delivering a virtual commencement speech for the Western Governors University Class of 2020, earning two degrees while…
COVID-19 has been a blessing for some, and a setback for others. Nevertheless, a few popular restaurants are retooling and even renovating amid the pandemic.
Local McDonald's franchisee Dick Littlefield is selling three of his restaurants, and keeping one — his spot in Churubusco. “We’re just downsizing, my wife and I,” Littlefield said. “And the one we kept is the one that’s closest to our home.”
COVID-19 kept many Fort Wayne residents at home this spring, and that’s believed to be the cause of a substantial increase in garbage disposal.
COVID-19 kept many Fort Wayne residents at home this spring, and that’s believed to be the cause of a substantial increase in garbage disposal.
Allen County Councilman Larry Brown has resigned after comments he made about Fort Wayne protesters prompted thousands online to petition for his resignation.
Fort Wayne City Council members Glynn Hines, D-at large, Michelle Chambers, D-at large, and Sharon Tucker, D-6th district, joined Adams Township Trustee Denita Washington, Wayne Township Trustee Austin Knox, Wayne Township Trustee Board Chair Pat Turner, East Allen County Schools District 3E…
Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry revealed a new plan June 18 that will focus on public safety and racial justice in the wake of weeks-long protests in downtown Fort Wayne.
You can’t take anybody to the ballpark this season, and that means a loss of nearly three dozen full-time and over 500 part-time jobs locally alone.
Fans will notice a decidedly different Zollner Stadium this fall.
There’s a brick, over there by the third-base dugout.
Although he’s cleaning out his classroom, Rollie Clements still plans to return for the Carroll High School boys soccer team’s 2020-21 season after two of the most successful campaigns in his two decades as the Chargers’ head coach.
The Allen County Prosecutor’s Office will pore over what it expects could be thousands of hours of footage from protests May 29 and 30 in downtown Fort Wayne, in order to determine how to proceed with the more than 100 arrests made in connection with those protests.
COVID-19 is infecting health care workers at an alarming rate. Some are becoming seriously ill and even dying.
No one enjoys delivering a difficult message, but some people make it seem easy to do and certainly easier for the recipient to receive, process, and accept. Here are a few guidelines that might make your next difficult message delivery a little smoother for all involved.
As the representative of the Fifth District in Fort Wayne, I am honored to represent a varied and diverse district. As were many of my constituents, I was deeply affected by the death of George Floyd of Minneapolis at the hands of a police officer. Violence against citizens at the hands of p…
In recognition of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day on June 15, Secretary of State Connie Lawson and the Indiana Securities Division remind financial professionals and the public throughout Indiana that heightened isolation and loneliness during the COVID-19 pandemic have created a perfect sto…
July 6 marked a reopening for summer activities at schools throughout Allen County — the first time students have stepped foot on many school properties since COVID-19 effectively ended in-person academics in March. However, fall reentry plans are still a moving target.
There was no playing of “Pomp and Circumstance” and no handing out of diplomas, but the Indiana Black Expo Fort Wayne Chapter’s virtual graduation ceremony on Saturday, June 27, was heavy on sound advice for graduates, provided by some of Fort Wayne’s most renowned leaders.
Seniors missing out on important life events has been the theme of the past couple months for schools across the region. As the COVID-19 virus swept across the globe, teens had to come to grips with a reality that didn’t include spring break, graduation ceremonies or spring sporting events.
It could be mid-July before Northwest Allen County Schools parents know whether or not their children will return to their school buildings this fall. During a June 8 meeting of the NACS Board of School Trustees, Superintendent Chris Himsel said it could even be early August before he has an…
The Allen County Election Board spent two days last week tallying the 34,173 paper ballots that had been mailed in time for the June 2 primary.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb has expanded his executive order due to COVID-19, which will include numerous actions, including keeping schools closed through May 1, it was announced March 20.
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb has issued an executive order to delay the May 5 primary election to June 2.
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