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Greater Fort Wayne Inc. on Monday announced 15 finalists – ranging from an architectural firm to health care providers and the utility the city oversees – for its Business Excellence

Fort Wayne officials and businesses are ready for the Sunday opening of the city’s first area where drinkers can carry open alcohol containers from approved vendors, according to Downtown Fort

It will allow for individuals 21 and older to carry and consume alcoholic beverages from nearby vendors within specific boundaries. Clear signage will guide patrons

People can carry alcoholic drinks in designated cups from select businesses through much of downtown Fort Wayne starting Sunday.

Shop Two Sixty ended its run at 2Toms Brewing Co. on Sunday. Jacks Rolling Food Shack begins food service there this week. Also in The Dish: The Hive Coffee House

Reunion bliss – or awkward exclusion?

People will be able to drink alcoholic beverages from approved businesses through downtown next year after City Council members unanimously approved Fort Wayne’s first Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area on Tuesday.

People will be able to drink alcohol outside of many downtown businesses if Fort Wayne City Council approves an ordinance that would create the city’s first Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area.

Following the passing of a new law, Indiana cities can designate their own Designated Outdoor Refreshment Areas (DORAs). The areas allow patrons to walk freely with an alcoholic beverage

Sugar Creek Donuts has reopened in Columbia City after renovations. Also in The Dish: Place orders for Christmas baked goods, make reservations for New Years Eve, dates for Savor Fort