Tag: Allen County Courthouse
27th annual Be A Tourist in Your Own Hometown – 9/13/2026
Celebrate the 27th annual Be A Tourist in Your Own Hometown and visit 23 of Fort Wayne's museums and attractions for free as sponsored by Visit Fort Wayne.
Wed on May the Fourth and let the force be with you!
On May 4, 2026, the Fort Wayne City Clerk’s Office will offer free marriage officiation services to couples looking to tie the knot on Star Wars Day.
Allen Superior Court Drug Court Program to graduate 59th class
Allen Superior Court’s Drug Court program will hold its 59th graduation on December 1, 2025.
Allen County dedicates restored cornerstone
Allen County officials gathered at the northeast corner of the Allen County Courthouse this morning to rededicate the cornerstone that was damaged in early February of 2024.
Study: historic preservation and heritage tourism boost the local economy
The public is invited to learn the findings of a study of the local economic impact of Historic Preservation and Heritage Tourism during a free presentation October 1, 2025.
Statewide audience celebrates Fort Wayne’s historic architecture
Indiana’s Statewide Historic Preservation Conference will bring over 250 attendees to Fort Wayne, Indiana, on September 30-October 3, 2025, to explore the power of historic preservation in shaping vibrant communities.
FWPD: Menard’s theft suspect arrested
On March 5, 2025, the FWPD Street Crimes Unit arrested Brandon Gerber on theft charges from all three Menard's stores in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Be A Tourist In Your Own Hometown – 9/8/2024
Celebrate the 25th annual Be A Tourist in Your Own Hometown and visit 25 of Fort Wayne's museums and attractions for free on September 8, 2024.
Allen County government launches new logo and seal
Today, the Allen County government unveiled a brand new identity — which includes a new county logo, county seal, and identity system for other departments and elected offices.
Allen County Government re-branding project
Today, Allen County unveiled a brand new identity — which includes a new county logo, county seal, and identity system for other departments and elected offices.