Community raises $230,000 for unique sculpture
Today, ground was broke for the New Bloom landmark sculpture that will be located in Robert E. Meyers Park at Parkview Field.
Mayor Henry joins U.S. Conference of Mayors in honoring legacy of President Kennedy
Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry, along with mayors from the across the country as part of the U.S. Conference of Mayors, is asking the public to pay tribute to the life and legacy of President John F. Kennedy.
Life-changing opportunities await Voices of Unity Youth Choir
The Voices of Unity Youth Choir will gain more national and international exposure in 2014 as they participate in two life-changing opportunities.
Riverfront Development Study receives final approval
The first comprehensive look at Fort Wayne's riverfront development possibilities is moving forward. A contract between the City of Fort Wayne and SWA Group for a Riverfront Development Study received final approval last night from Fort Wayne City Council.
Mayor Henry to attend national conference in Seattle
Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry will attend the National League of Cities Congress of Cities and Exposition in Seattle.
City offices closed Monday, Nov. 11th for Veterans Day
The City of Fort Wayne's offices will be closed Monday, Nov. 11, 2013 in observance of Veterans Day. The Parks & Recreation Community Center will be open on Veterans Day.
Foster Park Neighborhood now listed on National Register of Historic Places
The Foster Park Neighborhood is now part of the National Register of Historic Places.
Mayor applauds Congress for passing waterways legislation
Mayor Tom Henry tonight expressed appreciation for the U.S. House of Representatives passing the Water Resources Reform and Development Act, which provides funding and support for the nation's waterway infrastructure needs.
Riverfront Development Study contract goes to City Council
A contract between the City of Fort Wayne and SWA Group for a Riverfront Development Study will be introduced at tonight's Fort Wayne City Council meeting.
Legacy funds proposed to advance educational opportunities
A resolution to allocate Legacy funding for college scholarships and non-profit programming aimed at improving job readiness, skill development, and advancing education attainment for City residents will be introduced at tonight's Fort Wayne City Council meeting.