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If nothing else, the pandemic has taught us how to be together without being together. The virtual world is our world, as we continue working from home and move seamlessly between conference calls and Zoom meetings. A Pew Research Center survey from October shows just 20% of U.S. workers worked from home before COVID-19 struck, and that's risen to 71%. More than half of those who responded – 54% – said they would want to continue working from home when the pandemic is over. Though far from ideal, the situation has worked for many – including elected bodies such as the Fort Wayne City Co...

'The Tempest' on YouTube Friday-Saturday This weekend’s production of “The Tempest” is the troupe’s third full production of a Shakespeare play, acted entirely by children ages 9-19. The show will be streamed on YouTube on Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. Anyone who wants to watch must email Wooshakes founder and Director Mary Jackson-Smith at wooshakes@gmail.com for the unlisted link. The performance is free. Jackson-Smith founded Wooster Youth Shakespeare in 2019, a few years after she and her husband moved to Wooster from Utah where she founded the Logan Youth Shakespeare, an award-wi...

Hotel industry insiders don't expect their properties will bounce back from the coronavirus pandemic before 2023 or 2024.

Thursday’s decision by the NCAA to cancel its winter Division III championships this year resulted in another loss for Fort Wayne, which was set to host the men’s basketball championship

Bill would mean cash infusion for Coliseum, Grand Wayne NIKI KELLY | The Journal Gazette INDIANAPOLIS – The Memorial Coliseum and Grand Wayne Center would see an infusion of cash under a bill passed by the Senate Appropriations Committee Thursday. It would increase the maximum amount of state tax revenue that can be captured by the city’s Professional Sports and Convention Development Area by $2 million a year. "By increasing the cap this allows Allen County to emerge from this pandemic stronger than before and allow the facility to continue to be an economic driver to Fort Wayne and the ...