The City of Fort Wayne’s Planning & Policy Director, Pam Holocher, was named the Indiana Planning Sagamore today. The award is the highest honor bestowed on a planner by the American Planning . . .
Residents from Fort Wayne and surrounding areas have four opportunities to take advantage of free Rain Garden workshops this spring. Residents can bring photos of how stormwater impacts their yard and . . .
Allen County SPCA is selected by The Jackson Galaxy Project (JGP), a Signature Program of GreaterGood.org, to participate in . . .
Mayor Tom Henry and Fort Wayne UNITED today unveiled the Meals 4 Healing initiative that’s designed to serve families who have lost loved ones to homicide. The initiative was developed through the . . .
Mayor Tom Henry today congratulated the four teams of developers and social service agencies that were awarded Rental Housing Tax Credits (RHTCs) for their projects located in Fort Wayne.
The Indiana . . .
Mayor Tom Henry today announced the City of Fort Wayne New Markets Revitalization Fund, LLC (FWNMRF) will receive $55 million in New Markets Tax Credits allocation authority.
Of the 230 Community Development . . .
Attorney Richard Samek was re-elected President of the Board of Park Commissioners on Thursday.
“We value Rick’s dedicated and effective service on the board,” said Al Moll, Director of Parks & . . .
Fort Wayne Parks & Recreation Director Al Moll announced today that he will retire from his position effective March 30.
Director Moll has served as Executive Director since 2005. Under his leadership, . . .
Mayor Tom Henry and Fort Wayne UNITED today unveiled a new outreach video geared toward raising community awareness about the homicide challenge in Fort Wayne and the importance of preventing violence . . .
The Fort Wayne Parks & Recreation Department is the local host for this week’s annual Indiana Park & Recreation (IPRA) Conference & Expo, held at the Grand Wayne Center through today.
During . . .
The Fort Wayne Police Department invites business owners, operators, managers and employees to an information session on the commercial chronic problem property ordinance that was passed by City Council . . .
