The Fort Wayne City Utilities and Parks and Recreation departments have partnered with local artist Andre Portee to create a new mural project on the basketball court of Carl O’Neal Memorial Park . . .
Turnstone and the Kimbrough Early Learning Center are grateful to be named a grant recipient of the Early Learning Indiana’s Come Back Stronger Fund. With the support of Lilly Endowment Inc., the . . .
Community Harvest Food Bank today announces sponsorship of the Child and Adult Care Food Program at the following sites:
• Weisser Park Youth Center, 802 Eckart St. Fort Wayne IN 46806, Serving Monday-Friday . . .
Gov. Eric J. Holcomb announced today that he will ask the Indiana State Board of Education (SBOE) to take action to ensure that Indiana’s K-12 schools receive 100 percent of funding as he committed . . .
The video, “Rankin House: Little House, Big History,” presents all 180 years of the history and heritage of the house built by the Rev. Alexander T. Rankin in 1841. The house is now ARCH’s home, . . .
Art This Way and Downtown Improvement District are pleased to announce muralists Lyndy Bazile, Jeff Pilkinton, Bryan Ballinger, Raul Perez and Sky Rodriguez will be installing murals at 222 Pearl Street . . .
As the government debates additional aid for Americans impacted by the pandemic, many of the initial relief programs have expired or will do so in the coming weeks, leaving many people seeking additional . . .
Northeast Indiana Students Win Scholarship Award Honoring Local Leader Charles Redd and A. Philip Randolph.
Fort Wayne, Indiana- In keeping with its mission to support the scholastic endeavors of young . . .
Fort Wayne Community Schools will start the 2020-21 school year with 29 school buses equipped with stop arm cameras, one more tool to assist in reducing the number of stop arm violations that occur.
Each . . .
Five new providers join Indiana Adult Education in the coming year to offer basic skills remediation, high school equivalencies, short-term training, and industry certifications to Hoosiers, according . . .
COVID-19 has changed the outlook for education, highlighting the potential for online learning and the need for more personalized learning options for students, according to a Purdue University College . . .
Today Northeast Indiana is facing a perfect storm. The stress and uncertainty caused by the COVID-19 pandemic—coping with illness, the uncertainties of returning to school, job changes and/or loss—have . . .
