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New Buddy Bench Installed In Honor Of The Late Mayor
Family and friends of the late Mayor Tom Henry and City of Fort Wayne employees gathered at Citizens Square for the unveiling and dedication of a new Buddy Bench that’s now housed in the lobby of Citizens Square in honor of Mayor Henry. . .
Be Careful When Naming Beneficiaries
You might not have thought much about beneficiary designations — but they can play a big role in your estate planning. When you purchase insurance policies and open investment accounts, such as your IRA, you’ll be asked to name a beneficiary, and, in some cases, more than one. . .
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Lindsey Hammond (R) – Allen County Council At-Large Candidate
My name is Lindsey Hammond, candidate for Allen County Council At-Large. I am a God-fearing, Christ follower. I have lived in Allen County for 24 years; I moved here from NW Ohio to attend college, fell in love with this area and chose to raise my family here. . .
Phil Goss (D) – Indiana’s 3rd Congressional District Candidate
Hoosiers in Northeast Indiana deserve better than what we’ve gotten from a succession of GOP Representatives who have done anything they could to gather power, while never representing the people. I promise you that I’ll be better. . .
Jamie Reitenour (R) – Indiana Governor Candidate
Born to military parents and raised in a military family, I moved often during my childhood. I attended college on a scholarship and participated in team sports. I graduated from what is now Missouri State University in 2001 with a degree in psychology and a minor in communications. . .
Grant Bucher (R) – Indiana’s 3rd Congressional District Candidate
Will your voice be part of the political noise? Or will it appeal to renewal by reason and debate? As a candidate for Congress driven to serve my God, family, and neighbors well, I am committed to win the right way, or not win at all. . .
Recovery Still In Progress At Fox Island County Park After Storm
Even though it happened more than two years ago, the violent derecho storm that struck our area has had a lingering effect on Fox Island County Park.“I just knew (after seeing the damage) it was going to be at least two years before we’d be able to open again,” said Natalie Haley, Fox Island Park education manager. . .
Sharon Tucker Wins Caucus, Becomes Fort Wayne Mayor
In a historic ceremony held on April 20th, Sharon Tucker was officially sworn in as the Mayor of Fort Wayne, breaking new ground as the city’s first African American mayor. The event marks a significant milestone in Fort Wayne’s history and ushers in a new era of leadership following the passing of longtime Mayor Tom Henry. . .
Allen County Neighborhoods Meeting
The next quarterly meeting is Thursday, April 25, 2024. The Allen County Neighborhoods Association (ACNA) is open to all homeowners’ groups and neighborhood associations within incorporated and unincorporated areas of Allen County, Indiana. Its objective is to improve communication between neighborhoods, residents, government, and various other community services and information. ACNA meets Quarterly on the 4th Thursday of the month in the Citizens Square Omni Room starting at 6:30 p.m. 200 East Berry Street, Fort Wayne, IN 46802.
Race Against Racism 5K Event
The Race Against Racism 5K Walk/Run is a fundraiser for YWCA’s racial justice efforts, which includes community events that promote racial justice through engaging conversations, learning opportunities, and collaboration with local organizations. The 2024 Race Against Racism is scheduled for April 27, 2024, at PFW and encourages you to Ally Up! The event will focus on building allies to shape our community’s youth and create a more inclusive future.
First Positive Case Of Chronic Wasting Disease In Indiana
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has confirmed Indiana’s first positive case of chronic wasting disease (CWD) in LaGrange County. CWD is a neurological disease that affects white-tailed deer, resulting in their eventual death. . .
Fort Wayne-Born Filmmaker Releases Glitter & Doom At Cinema Center
A filmmaker originally from Ft. Wayne, Cory Krueckeberg makes his Cinema Center debut later this month with the musical romance Glitter & Doom. The Homestead grad’s film opens at Cinema Center on April 19th, followed by a Q&A session featuring director Tom Gustafson and Krueckeberg, who wrote the screenplay. . .
Honoring Donate Life Month
April is National Donate Life Month, an annual observance focusing national attention on how organ and tissue donation saves lives. Hoosiers are encouraged to learn more about donation, sign up to become donors and participate in four key days to raise awareness about and support donation and transplantation. . .
Local Artisan Transforms Flowers Into Timeless Keepsakes
Margo Waibel has always enjoyed being crafty. That talent came in handy as an elementary school teacher. She’s taken her skills to the next level by starting her own business, Pressed for You Flowers, LLC. . .
Explore Fort Wayne’s Culinary Delights & Cultural Wonders
Fort Wayne Food Tours, the city’s inaugural and only culinary and cultural expedition, has proudly announced its 2024 partners and a slate of tour dates. This unique experience combines local gastronomy with historical insights, architectural marvels, and a deep dive into the artistic and cultural facets of the city. . .
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