Turnstone Center, in partnership with World ParaVolley, Visit Fort Wayne, and the City of Fort Wayne, announced that Fort Wayne will host the WPV Sitting ParaVolley World Cup from Sunday, Oct. 12-Saturday, Oct. 18.
Read MoreFort Wayne officials announced plans Friday, Feb. 14, to build a $50-60 million sports complex to the city’s downtown riverfront.
Read MoreDevelopment of Fort Wayne/Allen County’s music economy is moving forward this year due to support from the Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne’s Knight Fund, Don Wood Foundation, Northeast Indiana Strategic Development Commission, Greater Fort Wayne Inc., and Visit Fort Wayne.
Read MoreMayor Sharon Tucker and several local government leaders held a ribbon-cutting ceremony and provided tours Thursday, Jan. 30 to celebrate the completion of new facilities for the City of Fort Wayne’s radio shop, fleet management department, and traffic operations department along the Avenue of Autos.
Read MoreFort Wayne and Mayor Sharon Tucker have won $250,000 as one of the winners of the 2025 Childhood Obesity Prevention & Environmental Health & Sustainability Awards.
Read MoreThe City of Fort Wayne has received a major grant of $23.2 million from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Railorad Administration for the Airport Expressway Grade Separation project.
Read MoreFort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker recently announced 22 local non-profit organization programs will receive funding from the City of Fort Wayne’s federal Community Development Block Grant and Emergency Solutions Grant dollars.
Read MoreA proposed annexation by the city of Fort Wayne for a data center development project in southeastern Allen County is moving ahead after a recent vote of the Allen County Plan Commission.
Read MoreMayor Tom Henry and the city of Fort Wayne’s Community Development Division led a groundbreaking ceremony on Monday, Oct. 30, to mark the beginning of construction on More Brewing Co.’s restaurant and brewpub located on the North River property.
Read MoreMayor Tom Henry announced Wednesday, Sept. 27, that the city of Fort Wayne New Markets Revitalization Fund will receive $35 million in New Markets Tax Credits allocation authority.
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