See Me on Main, an "optical boutique," announces its opening inside one of the retail outlets at the Bradley Hotel that's under construction in downtown Fort Wayne. The optometry clinic is set to open late this summer.
ALBION — Stacey Beam admitted that she was expecting the worse when called April 15 to the Noble County Circuit Courtroom.
AUBURN — No-shows have become a growing crisis for DeKalb County’s COVID-19 vaccination site.
FORT WAYNE — Steel Dynamics Inc. provided an update April 13 on its flat roll steel growth in Texas and the Midwest.
INDIANAPOLIS — Two Indiana senators who hail from LaGrange County are livid over passage of a bill that will strip state protections of wetlands.
ANGOLA, A business raising show goats and a device that prevents pants tears for those with lower limb prosthetics took the top prizes at Trine University's annual Innovation Challenge, held April 15 in the T. Furth Center for Performing Arts.
You could call the vendors who sell their wares at the new goodMRKT store at Jefferson Pointe do-gooders.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana’s unemployment rate stands at 3.9% for March, well below the national rate is 6.0%, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported April 16.
Indiana University has chosen Pamela Whitten to replace retiring President Michael A. McRobbie. She becomes IU's first woman to lead the school.
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KENDALLVILLE — Longtime educator and theater advocate Jo Drudge is the recipient of a Noble Legacy Award for 2020 from Gaslight Playhouse Inc., Noble County’s oldest community theater organization.
Spring Street between Leesburg Road and Tyler Avenue will close at 10 p.m. April 15 so that City Utilities' crews can replace a water valve.
The U.S. recovery is accelerating after the winter slowdown.
The NAHB (National Association of Home Builders) Housing Market Index increased slightly to 83 in April from 82 in March. The NAHB Index remains very strong, well above the 50-point threshold.
Retail sales were up 10% from February to March. Stimulus payments, vaccinations, and better weather all contributed to the surge in spending.
Ask lineman Kim Oster about the worst conditions he's ever worked in, and the first event that comes to mind is the ice storm that hit the area right before Christmas 2008.
We can always use a little extra cash, even if it's virtual.
ForeverLawn, the artificial grass company, announced the opening of a new dealership, ForeverLawn Northeast Indiana.
ANGOLA — The Angola Historic Preservation Commission has decided to write to the Indiana Department of Transportation to request that it be given time to photograph and document a Pleasant Township farmstead before it is bulldozed to make room for a traffic circle.
KENDALLVILLE — Final installation of 400-amp electrical service on Main Street may be occurring soon, one of the last upgrades needed as part of the city’s streetscape.
HAMILTON — Through a new partnership with Trine University, the “Tritons” — employees — at Triton Metal Products will have access to expanded educational opportunities.
ANGOLA — The Angola Investment Fund awarded eight more COVID-19 forgivable loans April 8, bringing the total number of local businesses that have received financial aid through the program up to 32.
AUBURN — A series of free outdoor concerts for the public will take place this spring and summer at the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum.
The law firm of Church Church Hittle + Antrim (CCHA) has moved to a new Fort Wayne office.
The Allen County Department of Health is informing the public that children must have proof of age as well as a parent or guardian to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
ANGOLA —If you're pregnant or nursing, yes, you can get a COVID-19 vaccination.
COLUMBIA CITY — Sailrite Enterprises Inc. (Sailrite), a global provider of fabric, tools, hardware and sewing supplies for sailors, announced plans April 14 to expand operations in Northeast Indiana, creating up to 50 jobs by the end of 2024.
AUBURN — Auburn Main Street recently announced Ann Finchum will become the organization’s executive director, effective April 12.
Fort Wayne SOUP is hosting its first of four events in 2021 on April 22. The event will be hosted virtually on Facebook April 16 through the 22, culminating in a Facebook Live event at 8 p.m. on the 22nd to announce the winning pitch.
WARSAW, Ind. – Kosciusko Economic Development Corporation (KEDCO) recently expanded its Small Business Relief Fund to offer more loan options for local small business owners.
MidWest America Federal Credit Union will celebrate its future location in Bluffton with a groundbreaking at 4 p.m. April 14 at its new location, 1840 N. Main St., Bluffton.
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita will be the keynote speaker at the Adams County Republican Lincoln Day Gala Event on May 18.
Allen County property tax bills were mailed April 9, according to Treasurer William Royce. The due date for the first installment is May 10.
INDIANAPOLIS — Wetlands legislation that had seen compromises added that were favorable to environmental groups ended up passing April 13 in the Indiana House with those changes stripped at the last minute, providing little protection to state classified wetlands.
MILFORD— CTB, Inc. is planning to soon begin significant improvements at its headquarters manufacturing and office campus in Milford, according to Victor A. Mancinelli, chairman and chief executive officer for CTB.
The month of April marks National Volunteer Month, an opportunity to show appreciation to the scores of volunteers who support nonprofit, civic, faith-based and community organizations.
During my tenure as president of one of the nonprofit boards I served on, there was a dispute between board members and the executive director over something the director proposed to do.
WABASH COUNTY — Grow Wabash County and its many partners, including Ivy Tech Community College and Heartland Career Center, encourage Wabash County residents to register for the upcoming CNC Class Mill & Lathe certification set to begin May 17 at the Heartland Career Center, 79 S 200 W, Wabash.
The African-American Business Leaders for Excellence (ABLE), an Employee Resource Group within Zimmer Biomet in Warsaw announced a financial and health care product donation to the Boys and Girls Clubs of Fort Wayne at a recent news conference.
The Rev. Eric Zimmer, president of the University of Saint Francis in Fort Wayne, knows that to compete with public institutions, the Catholic university needs to have unique programs.
All Sweetwater employees who want to get vaccinated against the COVID-19 virus can do so now on the Sweetwater main campus.
CHURUBUSCO — The town of Churubusco is mourning the loss of another pillar of the community, Richard “Dick” Conrow.
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Downtown Fort Wayne business fronts are looking brighter, and it’s not just because it’s spring.
Crews will replace two aging water valves near the intersection of South Anthony and Wayne Trace this week. Beginning April 12, the northbound lane on South Anthony will be closed to thru traffic starting at Wayne Trace. Motorists heading north will use a detour of Wayne Trace, New Haven Ave…
Mental Health America of Northeast Indiana (MHANI) will present Evening of Hope on May 15. This year’s Evening of Hope will be held as a virtual event.
The National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN) has launched the Nurse Licensure Guidance tool that provides direction and resources on becoming a licensed nurse in the U.S. This online tool breaks down the licensure process, providing state-specific information for both domestically…
INDIANAPOLIS - Gov. Eric J. Holcomb on April 7 announced a significant expansion of the Indiana Small Business Restart Grant that will add $60 million to the program, tripling the total allocation, and allow small businesses to seek reimbursement for eligible expenses incurred between March …
HUNTINGTON, Ind. - Habitat for Humanity of Greater Fort Wayne will kick off its 2021 build season in Huntington on Drover Street beginning April 14.
Ivy Tech Community College, including the Fort Wayne and Warsaw locations, will host a Virtual College 101 event starting at 6 p.m. April 13. During the event, participants will learn more about what Ivy Tech offers, including numerous associate degree and short-term certificate programs, as…
Beginning April 12, Trier Road at the intersection of Maplecrest Road will be closed to traffic for approximately one week. Vehicles traveling westbound on Trier will not be able to continue on Trier past Maplecrest, but travel lanes on Maplecrest will remain open to through traffic.
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