The Public Works Division is pleased to learn that the City’s fleet operation is one of the best in North America, as honored by Fleet Magazine’s selection of the 100 best Fleets in the Americas. . . .
The Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne elected three new members to its board of directors, as well as installed officers for the 2019-2020 fiscal year. The new board directors are:
• Damian . . .
The Indiana Department of Education today kicked off the 2019 Summer Food Service Program. In partnership with nearly 250 school and community sponsors, children 18 and younger across the state will . . .
Indiana’s labor force grew again in April, extending a record streak of improvement over the past year to hit another new peak last month.
The Indiana Department of Workforce Development recently reported . . .
Converting an old state highway to meet the needs of a changing corridor filled with homes, schools and businesses has earned Coldwater Road the distinction of Project of the Year honors for 2018 by . . .
The City of Fort Wayne has installed auditory crosswalks at three downtown locations that will assist athletes and guests who will visit Fort Wayne this summer for the 2019 International Blind Sports . . .
Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation and Friends of the Parks of Allen County have launched a fundraising campaign for the restoration of Foster Park Pavilion #3. Interested donors can make a contribution . . .
Several northeast Indiana water bodies were recently stocked with nearly 4,000 brown trout averaging 8 inches in length.
Trout from Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery in Kentucky were stocked by DNR fisheries . . .
City parks throughout Indiana will continue to receive catchable-size channel catfish stockings through early June.
The DNR Division of Fish & Wildlife stocks catchable-size catfish as part of its . . .
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) confirmed more than 70 Walmart stores and 18 Rural King stores in the state have received rhododendron plants infected with sudden oak death (SOD), . . .
DNR grants totaling $632,880 will be used to fight aquatic invasive plants in Indiana’s lakes.
The grants were awarded by DNR director Cameron F. Clark through the Lake and River Enhancement (LARE) . . .
The Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has been made aware of a shipment of boxwood plants at Home Depot stores that contain the boxwood blight fungus. They have originated from a nursery named Cottage . . .
