It’s been nearly 25 years since Leo-Cedarville’s first Town Council was formed. On that night in January 1996, progress was set in motion, current Town Council President John Eastes told a crowd gathered downtown for the Aug. 5 groundbreaking of the town’s streetscape revitalization project.
At its monthly meeting Tuesday evening, the East Allen County Schools Board of School Trustees delicately deliberated the topic of bringing students back to school in the midst of a global pandemic.
A new Facebook group is helping members of the Fort Wayne community identify businesses that are going beyond state requirements to protect customers and employees from the spread of COVID-19.
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.
It’s been nearly 25 years since Leo-Cedarville’s first Town Council was formed. On that night in January 1996, progress was set in motion, current Town Council President John Eastes told a crowd gathered downtown for the Aug. 5 groundbreaking of the town’s streetscape revitalization project.
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.
The Homestead girls golf team showed what it took to win state last season, and nearly a year later they helped write the manual for hosting a tournament in Indiana amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Fans will notice a decidedly different Zollner Stadium this fall.
There’s a brick, over there by the third-base dugout.
It’s still unclear whether high school extracurricular activities will resume in the fall. However, even if Gov. Eric Holcomb’s Back on Track Indiana plan goes according to schedule through the target reopening date of July 4, Parkview Health officials don’t expect sporting events to look th…
(The Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne released this statement, dated June 4, by Brad Little, president and CEO.)
Flag Day is June 14. Though this is the special date we honor as the birth date of the Stars & Stripes, just about any day is fine for displaying our national emblem.
(This statement was distributed June 5 by the Indiana Supreme Court. Loretta H. Rush is the chief justice of Indiana.)
Like many of our special observances, Mother’s Day, which is observed the second Sunday in May, was not an American invention. In fact, its origins can be traced to ancient mythology. A yearly spring festival was dedicated to Rhea (wife of the Titan, Cronus), mother of the gods Jupiter, Plut…
At its monthly meeting Tuesday evening, the East Allen County Schools Board of School Trustees delicately deliberated the topic of bringing students back to school in the midst of a global pandemic.
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.
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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