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INDIANAPOLIS — The U.S. Postal Service on July 6 announced the addition of the Innovation stamps to its 2020 stamp releases. Additional details, including the date of purchase, will be announced soon. All images are preliminary and are subject to change prior to printing.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana advanced its reopening plan as of July 4, but only a half-step toward a full reopening.
The Indiana State Police Fort Wayne District recognized four troopers with 20 or more years of service, all four of whom live in or serve the northeast four-county corner of the state.
Indiana will be among a few states to offer the COVID-19 Test Home Collection Kit, which will have results confirmed in less than 72 hours, according to the Cincinnati-based company.
President Donald Trump signed into law July 4 U.S. Senate Bill 4116, which reauthorized lending under the Paycheck Protection Program through Aug. 8.
A Fort Wayne Daisies Baseball archive will be featured during the "Antiques Roadshow" special “Womens Work," which airs at 8 p.m. July 6 on PBS Fort Wayne.
ALBION — Manufacturer Robert Bosch LLC was looking to expand one of its facilities in the United States.
There was no playing of “Pomp and Circumstance” and no handing out of diplomas, but the Indiana Black Expo Fort Wayne Chapter’s virtual graduation ceremony June 27 was heavy on sound advice for graduates, provided by some of Fort Wayne’s most renowned leaders.
ANGOLA — The Tri-State Steuben County Municipal Airport, 5220 W. U.S. 20, received a federal grant June 30 for runway rehabilitation.
The consensus narrative in the stock market appears to be one of renewed volatility. It is as if market participants have magically discovered the path of future equity market prices with little regard to what may happen if such a consensus is wrong.
CHURUBUSCO — As someone who’s labored at both extremes of the corporate ladder, Dick Littlefield knows how lucky he is to be shifting into retirement as a McDonald’s proprietor.
The International Business Innovation Association honored the Northeast Indiana Innovation Center in Fort Wayne with two awards late last month during a fireside chat at its International Conference on Business Incubation.
Many people this July Fourth won’t be attending large gatherings or public events, according to the National Retail Federation.
Creatives in northeast Indiana and throughout the state will have access the first full week of July to advice on financial survival during the COVID-19 recession from the head of the local gBETA business development program.
The July 6 reopening of all 11 WorkOne Northeast career centers to walk-in customers was expected to provide a clearer picture of how the COVID-19 recession has affected demand for their services.
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Even with many plants continuing production as essential businesses during Indiana’s COVID-19 lockdown, the state’s manufacturing employment fell 16% from February to April.
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AUBURN — The Auburn Cord Duesenberg Festival has been canceled for 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Big Eyed Fish, which has three restaurants in Fort Wayne, has added a food truck.
The Indiana Department of Workforce Development said it is putting “holds” on, and investigating, many Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) claims that have been recently filed before clearing them for payment.
The June jobs report was even better than expected, with the US economy adding 4.8 million jobs over the month, according to a survey of employers. This was the biggest increase in jobs in the history of the series, going back to 1939, surpassing May’s increase of 2.699 million (revised high…
A quaint, old church in Whitley County is finding new life as a vintage marketplace that attracts shoppers from all over the tristate region.
The research on the topic is quite clear: humans do better when they have the support of other humans. It is no different in the world of business. We become better leaders when we have mentors that invest in us and encourage us.
The Allen County-Fort Wayne Development Trust, with help from the Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne, has acquired the real estate and business assets of Columbia Street West, 135 W. Columbia St.
A month before an extended contract between Parkview Health and insurance company Anthem of Indiana is set to expire, the two sides met. Parkview had until June 30 to respond to Anthem’s conditions. However, it asked for two more days, until July 2.
BMV fees resumed July 1
COLUMBIA CITY — Since taking the reins of the Whitley County Economic Development Corporation in the spring, Dale Buuck has spent a large portion of his time tracking down Columbia City business owners to get them to fill out the necessary paperwork to continue with their city tax abatements.
Wendy Robinson’s only goal June 30 was to not let her emotions get the better of her. But, after 47 years of service to Fort Wayne Community Schools, it was hard to finally say goodbye to the district in which she’s spent most of her life.
AUBURN — The director of DeKalb Central Communications did not get the radio system he wanted last week, and that didn’t change June 29.
Trials at the Allen County Courthouse resume July 1 with several COVID-19 precautions in place.
You can’t take anybody to the ballpark this season, and that means a loss of nearly three dozen full-time and over 500 part-time jobs locally alone.
Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry on June 29 announced more than $24 million worth of street, sidewalk and other projects for 2020. Officials said more than 100 neighborhoods will see improvements.
Fort Wayne Community Schools Superintendent Wendy Robinson has retired, effective June 30. She is succeeded by Mark Daniel.
INDIANAPOLIS — Applications for the Manufacturing Readiness Grant program, which Gov. Eric J. Holcomb and the Indiana Economic Development Corporation (IEDC) first announced in May, are now open to Indiana manufacturers across the state.
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INDIANAPOLIS — A post-Memorial Day surge in new COVID-19 activity around northeast Indiana appears to be slowing and abating, according to recent Indiana State Department of Health figures.
COVID-19 has been a blessing for some, and a setback for others. Nevertheless, a few popular restaurants are retooling and even renovating amid the pandemic.
Units from Fort Wayne and New Haven police, fire and EMS, as well as two hazardous materials employees of Fort Wayne Water Pollution Control responded June 29 to a report of a chemical spill.
INDIANAPOLIS – The U.S. Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division (WHD) in Indianapolis, the IRS, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) and the Indiana Department of Workforce Development (DWD) are presenting a webinar on paid sic…
All branches of the Allen County Public Library will reopen to the public July 6, according to a June 29 news release. However, the library will implement several changes to ensure continued safety of guests and staff from COVID-19.
As Glenbrook Commons employees feared to leave their workplaces or were unable to get to their vehicles the night of June 27, the Fort Wayne Police Department used a new text feature to tell the drivers of hundreds of trucks to clear out of the retail area.
SPENCERVILLE — Friends of the Spencerville Covered Bridge are seeking a grant to apply a fire-retardant product to the bridge when it is repaired.
AUBURN — The DeKalb County Visitors Bureau is moving to the neighborhood of the county’s top tourist attractions.
Just a week after asking Allen County County Council for nearly $3.6 million to recoup losses from canceled events, the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum asked the Allen County Board of Commissioners for an additional $151,000 to replace lights in its parking lot.
Three protesters represented by the American Civil Liberties Union have filed a federal lawsuit against the city of Fort Wayne and the Allen County sheriff over the use of tear gas by police against demonstrators in May in downtown Fort Wayne. They allege that they fear police tactics if the…
Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry’s office June 26 said it has granted a fifth and final extension to the developers of the Electric Works project.
Odds are you’ve been driving and picked up your cell phone to send a quick text or answer a call you’d been waiting on all day.
First Merchants Bank will open five new branches or loan production offices in low- to moderate-income communities as part of a $1.4 billion community investment plan with the National Community Reinvestment Coalition.
AUBURN— Executive Director and CEO of the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum Brad Anderson and his team knew they were going to be forced to close. In the few weeks before they shut down, they brainstormed ideas to help keep the museum relevant.
With a strong supply chain and confidence in what its physicians have learned about dealing with a pandemic, Community Health Systems appears ready for whatever COVID-19 could have coming around the corner.
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