As real estate continues to become scarcer in downtown Fort Wayne due to ongoing development, Allen County is getting a jumpstart on any future space needs for its criminal justice system. Read more
After approving a number of outstanding bills and the Jury Park bond payment at its meeting Sept. 8, the New Haven Adams Township Parks & Recreation Board moved on to three topics of discussion. Read more
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INDIANAPOLIS — No, 94% of the nation’s deaths attributed to COVID-19 weren’t actually accountable to “something else.” Read more
The Allen County Board of Commissioners approved contracts for engineering work on three Allen County bridges Sept. 4. Read more
The consolidation sewer that will help protect the St. Marys River from combined sewer overflows is installed and the intersection of Rudisill and Broadway was scheduled to reopen Sept. 4. Read more
Deadlines to get ready and registered for the upcoming November presidential election are rapidly approaching, and local election officials are preparing as best they can for counting votes in the challenging atmosphere of a global pandemic. Read more
Four northeast Indiana communities received up to $250,000 apiece as part of a COVID-19 relief program administered by the state. Read more
Much of the discussion at the Aug. 3 meeting of the New Haven Adams Township Parks & Recreation Department centered on the acquisition of the Maryland’s Farm Park property. Read more
The section of US 930 that runs through New Haven will now be known as Operation Freedom Veterans Highway. It was officially given that name Tuesday, Aug. 4, in ceremonies held at the New Haven Adams Township Fire Station at the intersection of 930 and Hartzel Road. Read more
Terry McDonald, the former mayor of New Haven, has been named president and CEO of the New Haven Chamber of Commerce. He steps into the position held by Charlie Hatten, who retired after seven years representing the local business community. Read more
Allen County Councilman Larry Brown has resigned after comments he made about Fort Wayne protesters prompted thousands online to petition for his resignation. Read more
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… Read more
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. Read more
Doing good things for people has always been high on Charlie Hatten’s list of things to do. And that won’t change when he retires Aug. 1 from the New Haven Chamber of Commerce where he’s been president/CEO for seven years. Read more
Allen County plans to use a grant from the Indiana Department of Environmental Management to educate the public on proper battery storage and recycling methods. The Allen County Board of Commissioners committed June 12 to match a $5,000 state community grant awarded to the Allen County Depar… Read more
The Fort Wayne Community Schools board approved a 10-year lease for the development of a new Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics high school at Electric Works. The board approved the lease June 8. An agency representing Electric Works described the project in an announcemen… Read more
Allen County is planning improvements at the intersection of S.R. 37 and Rupert Road just northeast of Harlan and Grabill. The Allen County commissioners approved a contract June 5 with Engineering Resources Inc. for a study of the intersection in the total of $59,900. Read more
Fort Wayne City Councilman Russ Jehl, R-2nd District, pledged his support to several police reform efforts during a June 16 council meeting. Read more
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. Read more
American flags lined U.S. 930 in front of New Haven City Hall on Sunday for the retirement of the flag that had been flying there since last year and the raising of its replacement. The ceremony also kicked off a partnership with Stars for Our Troops, an organization that repurposes the star… Read more
Computer time is available to Allen County Public Library patrons once again. The limited service resumed June 8, and is available only at the Main Library and the Shawnee and Pontiac branches. Read more
Anyone who lives or works in Allen County is invited to join an All In Allen Facebook Live discussion about the future of Allen County. Read more
A group of protesters took what they believed to be a step toward ending police violence June 4 in Fort Wayne. However, not all the demonstrators gathered downtown shared the same point of view. Read more
Allen County health officials reminded the community June 5 that COVID-19 remains a problem as local hospitals have seen a steady increase in hospitalizations. Read more
All 11 WorkOne Northeast career centers are scheduled to reopen to the public by appointment-only during the week of June 8, Northeast Indiana Works announced. Read more
A group of protesters took what they believed to be a step toward ending police violence June 4 in Fort Wayne. However, not all the demonstrators gathered downtown shared the same point of view. Read more
As protests and police response continued Friday evening in downtown Fort Wayne, the Police Department asked the public to refrain from adding to the traffic downtown. Read more
John Perlich, spokesman for Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry, issues this statement from the mayor at 9:45 p.m. Friday. Read more
John Perlich, spokesman for Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry, issues this statement from the mayor at 9:45 p.m. Friday. Read more
The Allen County-Fort Wayne Capital Improvement Board of Managers talked turkey May 28 about how drastically the COVID-19 pandemic has hit its operations, schedule and pocketbook. Read more
NEW HAVEN — As the city of New Haven moves forward through a series of planned stages toward the “new normal,” Mayor Steve McMichael encourages residents to continue to remain proactive and prepared. Read more
NEW HAVEN — At a special session of the New Haven Adams Township Parks & Recreation board Monday, the decision was made to not open Jury Pool for the summer of 2020. The decision was based on the fact that it would be virtually impossible to maintain the significant restrictions on opera… Read more
The City of New Haven has lifted the boil water advisory for Meadowbrook Shopping Center. Read more
Homebound Meals Inc., the not-for-profit organization that has been delivering nutritious meals to Fort Wayne area shut-ins since 1971, has not been slowed down during the coronavirus pandemic. The only differences are that volunteer drivers wear masks and gloves and no longer hand meals dir… Read more
Foellinger Foundation has awarded NeighborLink Fort Wayne a $25,000 Innovative Rapid Grant. Read more
With the announcement of Pone Vongphachanh as the new community and economic development director at his State-of-the-City address, New Haven Mayor Steve McMichael stated that “the senior staff team is now complete.” Read more
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. Read more
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb has issued an executive order to delay the May 5 primary election to June 2. Read more
Rob Gutierrez and Darrin Good recently became part of the City of New Haven’s senior staff. Guiterrez is director of planning and Good took over the position of director of engineering. Read more
New Haven’s most prestigious honor, the Bill and Todd Fritcha Memorial Award, was presented to Bob and Sue Byrd on March 9 by Mayor Steve McMichael at his State of the City address. The Byrds are the first couple to receive the award since its inception in 2012. Read more
New Haven’s most prestigious honor, the Bill and Todd Fritcha Memorial Award, was presented to Bob and Sue Byrd on March 9 by Mayor Steve McMichael at his State of the City address. The Byrds are the first couple to receive the award since its inception in 2012. Read more
(The City of New Haven issued this statement Monday.) Read more
The seventh mayor in the history of New Haven delivered his State of the City address Monday evening to 300 attendees at The Orchid Events & Catering facility. Mayor Steve McMichael introduced new and present senior staff members and stated emphatically that the city is in good hands is … Read more
A project announced by the New Haven-Adams Township Parks & Recreation board will consolidate all baseball and softball activities at Havenhurst Park. The board approved the Havenhurst Park Sports Complex Master Plan which combines all nine of the city’s diamonds in one park. The first p… Read more
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