East Allen County Schools could be making security camera upgrades in its schools to help monitor COVID-19 contact tracing. Read more
The Parkview Mirro Center for Research and Innovation has reopened its COVID-19 vaccine clinic to offer booster shots to individuals who meet new guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Read more
Despite rising numbers of positive COVID-19 cases and quarantines, the East Allen County Schools Board of Trustees voted against mandating masks in its buildings with a 4-3 vote. Read more
Southwest Allen County Schools will not follow a state-recommended mask mandate designed to relieve the burden of COVID-19 quarantine. Read more
A Monroeville staple is back and ready to serve customers. Read more
A Monroeville staple is back and ready to serve customers. Read more
Masks again will be required inside all City of Fort Wayne buildings as of Tuesday, Sept. 7. Read more
Masks again are now required inside all City of Fort Wayne buildings as of Sept. 7. Read more
The Senior Saints Choir has canceled all remaining concerts in the choir's 11-date August-September concert series. Read more
Classes resume Aug. 11 at Southwest Allen County Schools, where district leaders recommend masks be worn by all students, staff and visitors in all SACS buildings and on school buses. Read more
People involved with East Allen County Schools had gathered in droves Aug. 9 to hear what the Board of School Trustees would discuss at a special meeting. Read more
Fort Wayne Community Schools will require everyone to wear masks within the district's buildings, effective Aug.11. Read more
Aug. 12: The Senior Saints Choir announced today that the choir has canceled the balance of its 11-date concert series due to concerns over the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more
The Indiana Department of Health updated its mask guidelines regarding the 2021-2022 school year, and parents want their voices heard. Read more
Masks or masks-optional? The Southwest Allen County Schools community will have that answer and other COVID re-entry details next month. Read more
Visitors and employees will no longer be required to wear face coverings at Allen County and Fort Wayne municipal buildings, effective Tuesday, June 1. Read more
Fort Wayne Police are searching for a suspect they believe is connected to a string of robberies of local Mexican restaurants. Read more
Steve and Michelle Lebrecht love going to markets — farmers markets, flea markets, craft shows and antique shows. Their affinity for shopping at these unique venues has translated into a new marketplace soon to start in Huntertown. Read more
Some Huntertown businesses might be eligible to upgrade their buildings’ exteriors for half the price. Read more
Salem United Church of Christ is kicking off the 3rd annual Green Bean Garden with an informational parent and children meeting Saturday, May 15. Area families with children between 6 and 18 are invited to learn more about planting vegetables and tending their own garden plots on land locate… Read more
What was once Bark in the Park has evolved to include the feline friends of fans who want to take their pet to a TinCaps baseball game. According to Brenda Feasby, Community and Fan Engagement manager for the TinCaps, the stadium just wanted “to let fans know cats are allowed.” Read more
Huntertown has an issue that could be costing the town money. Read more
Bottles of hand sanitizer and 2-packs of Vera Bradley pleated masks were free for the asking as the 48th annual Fort Wayne Home & Garden Show opened at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum. Read more
Bottles of hand sanitizer and 2-packs of Vera Bradley pleated masks were free for the asking as the 48th annual Fort Wayne Home & Garden Show opened at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum. Read more
Bottles of hand sanitizer and 2-packs of Vera Bradley pleated masks were free for the taking on Day 2 of the 48th annual Fort Wayne Home & Garden Show at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum. Read more
The Allen County Department of Health is informing the public that children must have proof of age as well as a parent or guardian to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Read more
Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation is accepting applications for seasonal positions. The Parks Department is looking for counselors, instructors, gardeners, lifeguards and all the other personnel needed to operate summer camps, parks, pools, tennis courts and more. Read more
Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation is accepting applications for seasonal positions. The Parks Department is looking for counselors, instructors, gardeners, lifeguards and all the other personnel needed to operate summer camps, parks, pools, tennis courts and more. Read more
The 48th annual Fort Wayne Home & Garden Show will look just a little different. Show co-owner Becky Williamson is OK with that. Read more
“Who is your neighbor?” Read more
On Saturday, April 3, The Ridge Church at 6424 St. Joe Road, Fort Wayne, will offer a unique event to help celebrate Easter: a drive-by Eggstragavanza. Hours are 10 a.m.-noon. The event is free. Read more
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Indiana officials took a moment March 24 to recognize that 1 million Hoosiers have now become fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Read more
The children have been waiting for weeks, 21 days, to be exact. Read more
Lutheran Health Network of Indiana, LLC, an affiliate of the Lutheran Health Network, and Acadia Healthcare Company announced March 25 that they are forming a joint venture to build a 120-bed inpatient behavioral health facility in Fort Wayne. The facility will address the growing need for a… Read more
For many people who contracted COVID-19, they were back to normal after a week or two. Read more
Chicks are on their way — and we’re not talking about Peeps. Read more
East Allen University had a near-perfect graduation rate in 2020 and apparently this is part of a trend. Read more
East Allen County Schools representatives wanted to ensure their voices were heard at the March 9 special school board meeting. Read more
For East Allen County Schools, 2021 brought two new faces to its Board of School Trustees. Read more
Shoppers might find a little “Oklahoma!” on the Civic Theatre sale rack. The boxes of garments might evoke “Fiddler on the Roof” or suggest “Hairspray.” Read more
Shoppers might find a little “Oklahoma!” on the Civic Theatre sale rack. The boxes of garments might evoke “Fiddler on the Roof” or suggest “Hairspray.” Read more
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Indiana is teaming up with Parkview Field to raise money for its youth mentoring program. Read more
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Indiana is teaming up with Parkview Field to raise money for its youth mentoring program. Read more
East Allen County Schools has found its next chief financial officer. Read more
The Fort Wayne Youtheatre usually holds four shows per year, and three storybook tours. With the interruption of the health pandemic, they, like many other arts organizations, have had to develop creative workarounds in order to provide patrons and students with their creative services. This… Read more
Orchard Gallery of Fine Art is presenting a “colorful, all-media exhibition” themed “Fresh” through March 31. The exhibition features all-new work of over 30 artists. Read more
Orchard Gallery of Fine Art is presenting a “colorful, all-media exhibition” themed “Fresh” through March 31. The exhibition features all-new work of over 30 artists. Read more
The Fort Wayne Youtheatre usually holds four shows per year, and three storybook tours. With the interruption of the health pandemic, they, like many other arts organizations, have had to develop creative workarounds in order to provide patrons and students with their creative services. This… Read more
“It’s a great time to be a boat builder.” Read more
During the COVID-19 restrictions of the past 11 months, nonprofits have been scrambling for unique ways to raise funds while avoiding in-person contact. It has been a digital transformation for most, relying on virtual meetings and virtual fundraising. Nonprofit leaders soon discerned that t… Read more
East Allen County Schools might be more connected than ever before for the 2021-2022 school year. At its meeting March 2, the School Board approved the Technology Department’s request to purchase equipment capable of handling WiFi 6. Read more
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