Mayor Tom Henry today announced Fort Wayne has been named an “Ability City” by Ability Indiana.
The designation recognizes Fort Wayne’s long-standing commitment to supporting the employment of . . .
Representatives from Hill’s Pet Nutrition today presented a check for $10,000 to Fort Wayne Animal Care & Control’s education department.
The funds will go toward community outreach to promote . . .
The United States Air Force Band of Mid-America Shades of Blue Jazz Ensemble will perform at Foellinger Theatre at 7:30 pm, Friday, August 11. This is a free concert
The Shades of Blue Jazz Ensemble . . .
Bring the family and join the fun for the 13th Annual Juneteenth Celebration, Saturday, June 17, 2 – 6 pm at Weisser Park Youth Center, 802 Eckart St.
The activities will include dance and musical . . .
Mayor Tom Henry and Parks and Recreation Director Al Moll kicked off the 39th Annual Senior Games today with the ceremonial lighting of the torch at the Community Center. The Senior Games is open to . . .
This weekend is the last chance in 2017 for adults to fish for free in Indiana.
On these special days, Indiana residents who are age 18 and older can fish public waters without needing a fishing license . . .
Mayor Tom Henry joined Public Works’ staff members and students and staff from Study Elementary to break ground for new sidewalks at Justin Study Park. The walks will connect more than 100 homes and . . .
Today, U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly and U.S. Representative Jim Banks (IN-03) hosted a roundtable in Fort Wayne for federal officials to meet with state and local stakeholders to discuss the long-term . . .
The Fort Wayne Parks & Recreation Department’s free Lifetime Sports Academy will kick off the program on Monday, June 5 at 9 am and run until Friday, July 21 this year.
During the LSA session boys . . .
Mayor Tom Henry and leaders of the Fort Wayne Dragon Boat Races todaypresented a check for $25,000 to the Parkview Foundation as the recipient of funds raised from last year’s Dragon Boat Races. The . . .
Construction contracts for the first phase of riverfront development were approved by City Council Tuesday evening with an 8 – 0 vote.
The approved construction contracts totaled $17,154,558.Construction . . .
