Artists and organizers reported a strong turnout as favorable weather greeted the 28th annual Covington Plaza Art Fair in Fort Wayne. Read more
Sunday, Aug. 1, was National Eagle Scout Day. Read more
In a meeting with only three items on the agenda, East Allen County Schools Board member Paulette Nellems took this time to express her concerns over the hiring process at East Allen County Schools. Read more
Monroeville Harvest Festival will kick off Thursday, Aug. 5, at 6:30 p.m. with the Hubie Ashcroft Band taking the Dewey Stage. Read more
The application deadline for Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry’s Youth Engagement Council for the 2021-22 school year has been extended until Aug. 12. Read more
The Homestead Spartan Alliance Marching Band’s 27th annual car wash will be Saturday, Aug. 7. Band boosters and band members will welcome motorists in four locations from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Read more
Churubusco High School’s girls basketball team put on a chicken dinner fundraiser July 29 at the Allen County Fair. Eagles players served up Andy’s Knockout Chicken in the Home & Family Arts Building. Team members Keri Timbrook, left, and Grace Lawson went through the midway and livestoc… Read more
Imagine being pregnant, and an emergency happens. Going to the emergency room can be a scary experience, especially for first-time parents. Read more
Gym Rats and Indy Heat are hosting two free basketball clinics for coaches of all levels at the SportONE Fieldhouse on Saturday, Sept. 11, and Saturday, Oct. 16, with an all-star lineup of speakers. Read more
No one complained of cold weather at the 2021 Allen County Fair, where temperatures reached high into the 80s. Read more
Bloom Fest is back, and it’s bigger than ever. Read more
With school starting Monday, Aug. 16, lots of preparation was in the works Monday, July 26, 2021, at the Fort Wayne Community School Board meeting. Read more
With school starting Monday, Aug. 16, lots of preparation was in the works Monday, July 26, 2021, at the Fort Wayne Community School Board meeting. Read more
Duck Tickets are still on sale for SCAN’s popular event taking place on Saturday, July 31, from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at Promenade Park. Read more
Even the rain could not keep people from witnessing the third annual commemoration of General “Mad” Anthony Wayne Day on July 16. The ceremony was held at the base of the general’s statue in Friemann Square in Fort Wayne. Read more
Larry Mullett has never missed a Harlan Days. Read more
More than 50 years have passed since Homestead High School opened its doors, and now that COVID-19 restrictions are relaxing, the Spartan community is ready to celebrate. Read more
Kenny Edwards loved his family, the Lions Club and his adopted home of Zanesville, and for many of his 83 years he was able to blend all those affections with his passion for cars. Read more
Less than 24 hours after New Haven Fire Chief Josh Hale snipped the ribbon to dedicate the department’s new 2,684-square-foot addition at the corner of Hartzell Road and Indiana 930, it hosted the first of two COVID-19 vaccination clinics. Read more
Most of us will experience some anxiety or self-doubt when stepping into a new role or taking on a new challenge. When you have imposter syndrome, however, you have an overwhelming fear that someone will discover you are a fraud, that you don’t have the expertise, and you don’t really belong… Read more
Americans spend significant amounts of time in their workspace. Whether you are in an office setting or needed to create a workspace at home due to COVID constraints, it makes sense to design a workspace that will be optimal in supporting emotional well-being. Read more
Lisa Closson lost her father, sister and brother early in life. Muscular dystrophy is to blame, and she decided at a young age that she would do something about it. Read more
Visit Fort Wayne wants locals to know that they are essential too. This is why it hosts its Be A Tourist In Your Own Hometown event each year. Read more
The Bellamy Brothers will bring their family-friendly songs to Monroeville for an Aug. 20 fundraiser for St. Rose of Lima School. Read more
Adams Township Trustee’s Office at 1125 Hartzell St. in New Haven will be the site of games, music, prizes and free food Saturday, July 31, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Read more
Merchants and artists alike say a southwest Fort Wayne art fair is a relaxing weekend but also a valuable marketing opportunity. Read more
A bright sun and mid-80s temperatures made for an interesting day at Rolling into Roanoke. Car owners took shelter under tents and umbrellas. Car fanciers paused under tents and in shops. Cold refreshments were in demand everywhere. Read more
After canceling last year’s tour due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2021 Senior Saints tour is back on this year, with concerts beginning Aug. 1. Read more
Many people look forward to the fair and it just wouldn’t be a full experience without traditional fair food. Read more
East Allen County Schools has a new face in the special services department. Read more
Science Central in Fort Wayne will host a teacher resource fair on Sunday, Aug. 1, that will give educators the opportunity to learn more about the programming available from Science Central, as well as nine other entities. Read more
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, The Fort Wayne Railroad Historical Society needed to condense its event calendar for the 2020 season. Read more
WASHINGTON — House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has rejected the appointment of Indiana 3rd District Rep. Jim Banks to the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 violence at the Capitol. Read more
Bourbon is having a moment, garnering a great deal of national and international interest. Read more
Mother Nature has not cooperated the past two Saturday evenings, thus causing the cancellation of public stargazing at the Fort Wayne Astronomical Society’s observatory at Jefferson Township Park. The organization is hoping that conditions will be right Saturday, July 24, to resume stargazin… Read more
In a year filled with growth and changes, Fort Wayne’s Farmers Market has continued its growing season with the addition of a Wednesday market day. “We’re taking baby steps to prepare for our next move to a year-round, multi-day market in 2022,” said Leigh Rowan, market founder and manager. Read more
Fort Wayne Pride will celebrate the LGBTQ community with Pride 2021, July 23 and 24 at Headwaters Park. Admission is $5 per person; ages 5 and under are admitted free. Children are not permitted at the festival after 8 p.m. Read more
As a teenager growing up in the Leo/Grabill area, Danielle Coulter was always a very welcomed and much appreciated guest at her friends’ homes. In fact, parents loved when Coulter would visit because she would always help her friends clean their rooms and tidy up household spaces. As Coulter… Read more
Homestead High School graduate Carly Wilcox will wear the crown of Miss Allen County during the fair, July 27-Aug. 1. Read more
Daniel stepped into the house, cradling something. A second look revealed the surprise, a perfectly adorable fawn covered with white spots. By all evidence, it was no more than a week old. We gasped. Could it be a real baby deer? Read more
Downtown Fort Wayne was particularly busy Saturday, July 17, the last day of the 52nd annual Three Rivers Festival. Read more
There seems to be a collective yearning for a return to normal. Read more
The Fort Wayne Philharmonic has just announced its 78th season. The twelve announced concerts will be a mixture of Masterworks and Pops offerings, including the music of Beethoven, Shostakovich and Mozart. Read more
New Haven Mayor’s Youth Advisory Council is accepting applications from students in grades 9 through 12. The program provides teens the opportunity to get connected with the community and learn about government processes. Students who attend New Haven High School and those attending other ar… Read more
The Indiana State Police will join forces with Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia state police agencies for a collective effort July 18-24. Read more
The summer concert series at the Foellinger Theatre has begun, with nine more performances scheduled through Sept. 1. Read more
The presidential gavel was passed at the Rotary Club of Fort Wayne meeting on July 12 to its new leader, Lynne Gilmore. Read more
The City of Fort Wayne’s Community Development Division and Mayor Tom Henry announced Tuesday that a development team has been chosen to develop a mixed-use project near the intersection of McKinnie Avenue and Plaza Drive, according to a news release from the City of Fort Wayne. Read more
ST. JOE — After taking 2020 off due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the St. Joe Pickle Festival is back. Read more
Fort Wayne Firefighters responded to 301 Brandriff St. on report of a house fire. The call was received at 5:09 p.m. Wednesday, July 14. The first fire units arrived in a little over one minute and found smoke coming from the 2-story residence. Firefighters found a fire in a kitchen and exti… Read more
On Wednesday, July 14, around 11:35 a.m., Fort Wayne Police Department officers were dispatched to the area of the Martin Luther King Jr. Bridge regarding a vandalism in progress. Read more
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