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Completion of Pufferbelly Trail Golden Spike section celebrated
Today, the City of Fort Wayne’s Public Works Division marked the completion of the Pufferbelly Trail “Golden Spike” section from Ice Way to Washington Center Road, a $4.2 million investment.
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.
Plants help grow young ninds and good citizens
For the 99th year, plants grown in the Lawton Park Greenhouse will be delivered to Fort Wayne students in kindergarten to grade three this week as a part of the beloved School Children’s Flower and Vegetable Association program.
Indiana Governor Braun activates Indiana National Guard to aid in storm recovery
Indiana Governor Mike Braun activated the Indiana National Guard to aid with storm recovery after severe weather impacted at least 41 counties across Indiana.
Statement from Indiana Governor Mike Braun on Avian Flu effort in Indiana
Statement from Indiana Governor Mike Braun on Avian Flu effort in Indiana.
New Goshen Road entrance opens to Franke Park
Today community leaders celebrated the grand new entrance to Franke Park with a ribbon cutting.
Shawnee Place Historic District listed in National Register of Historic Places
The Shawnee Place Historic District is now listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
Mayor Tucker leads groundbreaking for new section of Pufferbelly Trail
Today, Mayor Sharon Tucker joined Fort Wayne Trails, the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, residents and business owners, along with the City’s Public Works Division, to mark the beginning of construction of the Pufferbelly Trail from Ice Way to Washington Center Road.
FWPD: Death Investigation, 800 block Tecumseh Street
On September 28, 2023, at 1700 hours, a kayaker discovered what appeared to be a deceased body on the southside of the Maumee River, around the 800 block of Tecumseh Street.
Natures protection caps off four year project
Mayor Tom Henry, neighborhood leaders, Indiana Department of Natural Resources representatives, City Council members, and City Utilities staff cut the ribbon for the Colonial Heritage Wetlands project.