The Deeper Dive: What Veo scooters tell us about transportation in Fort Wayne
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Last week, the City of Fort Wayne abruptly terminated its contract with Veo electric scooters via
Meet El Gallo Pinto: Fort Wayne’s first Nicaraguan and Central American fusion food biz
“Each bite tells a story about the region and its people.”
The Deeper Dive: Could term limits improve and diversify local leadership in Fort Wayne?
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City Council recently attempted to set term limits for its own appointments and mayoral appointments to the
‘It’s time to speak truth to power’: Why buses might be the future of transit in Fort Wayne
"Buses in many parts of the U.S. today are old and don’t run often enough or serve all the places where people need to go. But this doesn’t reflect the bus’s true capability.”
Meet USF’s new hip-hop and R&B professor: Artist and engineer ‘Willie Green’
“Hip-hop has become the most impactful genre in the music industry, and we need to give it the same academic look as other genres.”
Seoul Garden shares a mother’s love through authentic Korean food at Union Street Market
“My food is my service to you. It says: ‘You are special; you are comforted.’”
What’s next for Alto Grado’s spot on The Landing? Mercado owners share plans for a new venture next door
“Fort Wayne has helped us out a lot, and we want to invest more back into the same block.”
Meet the Odyssey Esports, a growing video game tournament group in Fort Wayne
“I want to make Esports more accessible to everyone and provide a home for it in Fort Wayne where anyone can feel comfortable and happy.”
What is the future of transportation in Fort Wayne? We have details
“We’re beginning to understand, especially with the way the labor market is, that we need to do a better job at connecting where people live to where the job opportunities are.”
This yoga and meditation class empowers Southeast Fort Wayne residents to build ‘rooted connections’
“One of the most important lessons I’ve learned is that we are stronger than we look. It really is ‘a mind thing’ when it comes to things you think you can’t do—in class or in life.”
