Tag: Fort Wayne Indiana
Mayor Henry appoints Win Moses to Redevelopment Commission
Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry today announced that he has appointed Win Moses to serve on the Fort Wayne Redevelopment Commission.
National PTA recognizes Northrop as first “School of Excellence” nationwide
National PTA President Otha Thornton will present the "School of Excellence" banner to Northrop High School during special celebration at 3:15 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 19.
AEP work to restrict lanes on northbound US 27 in Fort Wayne starting today
INDOT) announces that starting Monday, November 18, US 27/Spy Run Avenue will have intermittent nighttime restrictions north of downtown, between Superior Street and State Boulevard, due to electrical cable work, which must be accessed via roadway manholes.
Allen County Road Report
The Allen County Highway Department's South District reports the following roads closed due to downed power lines or poles.
SR 37 scheduled to close today, to rebuild the railroad crossing
INDOT announces that SR 37, between Black Road and Ricker Road, approximately 1.1 mile east of I-469, is scheduled to close on Monday, November 18, to rebuild the railroad crossing.
2013 attendance is second-highest in Zoo history
The Fort Wayne Children's Zoo experienced its second-highest yearly attendance ever in 2013 with a total of 545,900 guests.
Loved ones remembered through personalized ornaments on a Remembrance Tree at Lutheran Hospital
Memorial ornaments will again adorn a Remembrance Tree at Lutheran Hospital this upcoming holiday season.
USF awarding talented high school students scholarships
University of Saint Francis scholarships will be awarded to high school seniors during Talent Day Friday, Dec. 6th.
Leaf Collection update
Due to the large volume of leaves that fell over the past 10 days, City crews worked Saturday to finish leaf collection in south side neighborhoods.
Religious meeting planners find a slice of heaven in Fort Wayne
In the summer of 2013, four religious groups held their annual conventions in Fort Wayne and several others have planned future conferences - showcasing the "City of Churches" as a hotspot recently for large and prestigious religious meetings.