Tom Henry

Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry’s Youth Engagement Council (MYEC) will offer all Fort Wayne students, grades 10 through 12, an opportunity to attend a free Peace of Mind and Body symposium on April 20 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The symposium will take place at Indiana Tech, in Andorfer Commons, 1600 E. Washington Blvd.

Mayor Tom Henry on Feb. 21 announced that masks will no longer be required at city of Fort Wayne-owned facilities effective March 1. Masks as protection against COVID-19 will continue to be recommended. City-owned locations include Citizens Square, the Fort Wayne Metropolitan Human Relations Commission office, Fort Wayne Parks and...

Mayor Tom Henry’s says his administration will also focus on economic development opportunities, neighborhood infrastructure improvements, public safety, and parks. He also addressed the importance of providing the best solid waste collection services possible.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (Press Release): Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry today delivered his 15th State of the City address. The theme for this year’s address was “Fort Wayne – The Best is Yet to Come.” The event was held at the Grand Wayne Center. Due to...

Text of Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry's State of the City address as prepared for delivery today:. THANK YOU, STEVE, FOR THAT WARM INTRODUCTION. YOUR CONTINUED LEADERSHIP IN OUR COMMUNITY IS VALUED AND APPRECIATED. TO THE RESIDENTS OF FORT WAYNE, GOOD AFTERNOON. AS WE ALL KNOW, COVID-19 CONTINUES TO IMPACT...

January 27, 2022 - Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry will deliver his 2022 State of the City Address at noon on Wednesday, Feb. 16 at the Grand Wayne Center, 120 W. Jefferson Blvd. Due to COVID-19, the event won’t be open to the public. Media and essential City of Fort Wayne staff members will be in attendance to assist with the production of the event.

DALLAS, TX - A company is only as strong as its workforce, and Schnuck Markets is looking to cement its strong position in the retail market. Bolstering its labor strategy, the grocer has announced a new partnership with Logile to implement its Workforce Management solution suite company-wide. “Logile was an...

January 21, 2022 - When faced with challenges, local government, residents, neighborhoods and businesses come together to meet the obstacles with collective leadership and a path forward to ensure Fort Wayne continues to be a recognized leader as a great place to live, work and play. Friends, there's no question...

LOUIS, MO - Tapping the proven expertise of one of its top executives, Schnuck Markets is expanding a key leadership role. Chief Data Officer and Deputy Chief Information Officer Tom Henry will now serve on the company’s Strategy Team, expanding his current role to take on strategic initiatives that support the company’s vision.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WFFT) – Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry said over the past 10 years, $2 billion was invested in the city between the public and private sectors. Last year we saw progress on Electric Works, a new Amazon facility and toward the end of the year, a couple of multipurpose spaces downtown.

Tom Henry, chief data officer and deputy chief information officer at Schnuck Markets, has joined the company’s strategy team. The promotion is effective immediately, St. Louis-based Schnucks said Wednesday. With the move, Henry will expand his current leadership role to include the execution of initiatives that support the regional grocer’s strategic plan.

In 2021, Fort Wayne continued to battle the national scourge of COVID-19, while attempting to navigate the latest bankruptcy announcement from garbage collection agency Red River. But the year also saw progress made, notably on the continuing work on the Electric Works campus and a greater development focus in the city's southeast quadrant.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WFFT) — Mayor Tom Henry recognized milestone years of service for 64 City of Fort Wayne employees on Thursday. “City of Fort Wayne employees are committed to providing excellent services to residents, neighborhoods, and businesses,” said Mayor Henry. “It’s a highlight each year to recognize employees for their years of outstanding public service. By working together, Fort Wayne is an award-winning community that’s positioned for current and future success.”