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Hundreds of children lined a yellow rope at a southeast Fort Wayne park on Sunday afternoon and waited for Tyler Whitfield to stop repeating his needless question.

Officials seek ways to expose Fort Wayne-area Black and Hispanic students to college and careers as college-going rates drop in Indiana.

A Fort Wayne Community Schools teacher who empowers his students has been nominated for Teacher Honor Roll. His profile follows.

This article will present an overview of how Java has grown into todays complex system and why it continues to remain a contemporary development environment.

How have young business people found the comeback from coronavirus lockdowns?

The goal of Saturdays IMPACT Expo at Fort Waynes Fellowship Missionary Church was to do exactly what the events name implied – impact the hea ...

Youth-serving non-profits across Indianapolis have joined forces to help curb citys demand from families seeking mentors for their children.

The mentoring program is serving young men ages 12-18.

Leo Junior-Senior High School student Fazhaun Alston doesnt underestimate the effect a mentoring group has had on his life. Along with improving his ...

The local artist behind the shop windows giving Leicesters city centre a facelift What started as a personal form of therapy after facing trauma became her passion and business Artist, Lorna Dunn from Leicester is the behind the one-woman business giving the city centre a facelift with her bright window art. (Image: @lesser_than_three) Subscribe today to get the latest headlines straight to your inbox with our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up ...