SCAN and its Community Partners Local Prevention Dollars Program announces the launch of the COVID-19 Emergency Support Fund to support immediate economic stability and basic needs of families in the . . .
Two of the most highly sought-after scholarships Purdue University Fort Wayne offers have been awarded to seven high-achieving high school students hailing from Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio. Six Chapman . . .
In celebration of Arbor Day on April 24, and Fort Wayne’s 30th consecutive Tree City USA award, the Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation Department will be sharing information daily about trees throughout . . .
In the first three months of 2020, Indiana Landmarks awarded $22,900 to help nonprofits and cities around Indiana save meaningful places. Drawing from a variety of funds, these grants support efforts . . .
Sometimes the best thing you can do to help pollinators is … nothing. It’s all too often that those of us living in the city find ourselves entrapped in ways of the past that just don’t seem to . . .
Hoosiers for Renewables, an organization focused on encouraging renewable energy in the Hoosier state, is staffing up to encourage the development of local renewable energy options in Indiana. With . . .
The proactive efforts by the Indiana Department of Revenue (DOR) to prioritize its tax refund fraud and identity theft prevention program has resulted in a drastic halt in increased fraud attempts as . . .
In an effort to feed more individuals suffering from the economic effects of COVID-19, Community Harvest Food Bank has partnered with the Fort Wayne TinCaps to distribute food at the Parkview Field . . .
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month. During this critical time when families are sheltered in place, The Villages of Indiana and Prevent Child Abuse Indiana, a Division of The Villages, continue . . .
Local government and mental health experts and organizations today highlighted mental health services and resources that are available to individuals and families during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Fort Wayne . . .
Travis Barnes has always felt a duty to help people whenever and wherever he could. That proved true before he became a student at Purdue University Fort Wayne. Less than a year after the 9/11 attacks, . . .
With in-person events and activities being canceled indefinitely and public places closed, everything has shifted to online — even libraries.
And with National Library Week (April 19th-25th) coming . . .
