Study confirms Electric Works potential
An independent market analysis confirms that Electric Works can help accelerate Northeast Indiana's economic momentum, with the unique reuse of a historic landmark helping to transform the local economy by attracting 21st-century jobs and talent to Allen County.
Electric Works seeks input
Electric Works, farmers markets seek input on public market
(May 24, 2018) - Leaders of Fort Wayne's downtown farmers' markets and the developers of Electric...
Mayor on tonight's Legacy Committee meeting
Statement from Mayor Tom Henry on tonight's Legacy Joint Funding Committee meeting.
Public Tours at the Electric Works
Electric Works will begin offering tours to the general public beginning May 2 and held at 10:30am on Tuesdays and 4:30pm Wednesdays each week in May.
Crawford on Electric Works funding
City Councilman At-Large John Crawford addressed funding options for the proposed Electric Works project at a news conference this morning at Citizens Square.
County Commissioners on Electric Works
The Allen County Board of Commissioners today released the following statement with regards to the county's position on funding for the Electric Works project
GE
GE - Letters that at one time meant jobs and prosperity for Fort Wayne, but now means...
More renderings of the future GE campus
Greater Fort Wayne, Inc. has provided copies of the renderings displayed at this morning's news conference.
Cross Street Partners to redevelop GE Campus
GFW Inc. announced today that Cross Street Partners of Baltimore has been selected to purchase and redevelop the GE Broadway Campus in Fort Wayne.
Statement from Mayor Tom Henry on GE
The City of Fort Wayne appreciates and supports GE's commitment to moving forward to explore future development opportunities.