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Council approves rezoning for Electric Works' second phase DEVAN FILCHAK | The Journal Gazette The Fort Wayne City Council gave preliminary approval Tuesday to rezoning for the second phase of Electric Works. The 2.6-acre area that was discussed for rezoning would make the entire 5.2-acre Electric Works campus zoned as an urban corridor. The area is currently a hodgepodge of zonings: two-family residential, multiple residential or intensive industrial. The second phase is a $107 million mixed-use project that is primarily on the north side of the former General Electric campus that is undergo...

"We're open to evaluating opportunities," he said. Sommers represents the fourth generation to lead the company, which traces its origin to Sol Miller, a Hartville area farmer who in 1939 decided to open a livestock auction. After the auction was established, Miller's wife Soloma opened a lunch counter in the barn. They later allowed vendors to open a flea market. Sol and Soloma's son, Howard R. Miller Sr., began managing the auction after his father died in 1958 and bought the business in 1962. He later bought a hardware store, opened a restaurant and tried other businesses. Some worked and...

How Lester's has survived box stores for nearly 70 years Kinston/Jones Free Press (kfp) For Cabot Hearn, the arrival of another big-box hardware store in Kinston is nothing new for his family’s business or anything to really worry about. It’s just more competition. News traveled this week of the Harbor Freight Tools chain arriving in Kinston mid-spring across from Walmart, and Hearn, manager of Lester’s Hardware Company, feels the nearly 70-year-old mom-and-pop store on North Herritage Street will continue to provide great customer service and maintain good inventory levels for hopefull...

The new restrictions include the following: Businesses above 100,000 square feet are limited to 20 percent of stated fire capacity. All other businesses, including most retail stores and all restaurants, are limited to 30 percent of stated fire capacity. Retail below 5,000 square feet, all Houses of Worship, and funeral services are limited to 40 percent of stated fire capacity. A 10 p.m. curfew will be imposed at Delaware restaurants and bars. Exercise classes at gyms are limited to 10 people and exercise machines must be spaced 10 feet apart Indoor gatherings at businesses or indoor spaces ...

The Agweek team offers some gift suggestions for farmers, ranchers and farm enthusiasts. Written By: Agweek Staff Report | 5:30 am, Dec. 11, 2020 × Spread some cheer to the farmer, rancher, farm enthusiast or farm family member in your life. (Jenny Schlecht / Agweek) When it comes time to put a gift under the tree for your favorite farmer, rancher or farm family member, there is no one perfect present. Every member of a farm team is different. The Agweek team is made up of people who live on farms, are from farms or just have a general appreciation for farm life. Like the people on...