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City Council might move to Grand Wayne DAVE GONG | The Journal Gazette Fort Wayne City Council meetings could be in for a temporary change of venue, but it could impact the way people view them at home. The council is considering using Grand Wayne Center as an alternative meeting space, City Council President Paul Ensley, R-1st, said during Tuesday's meeting. Although Ensley said he hopes that a return to normal will happen quickly, “the reality is that we aren't there yet and we are still conducting our meetings in a way that is suboptimal.” Ensley said he's heard from council members wh...

Wayne MVC agency closed until next month Updated Jan 22, 2021; After a week with few agency closures, the state Motor Vehicle Commission’s Wayne licensing center closed until next month due to an employee testing positive for the coronavirus. The employee who tested positive was last in the Wayne Center on Thursday, and it is scheduled to reopen Friday, Feb. 5, MVC officials said. Vehicle inspections and Road Test Operations at Wayne remain open, because they are in separate buildings from the Licensing Center. The number of agencies open will improve slightly as the Medford Vehicle Center...

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County asking state for relief Coliseum would get access to extra cash DAVE GONG | The Journal Gazette With a unanimous vote Thursday, Allen County Council members officially urged state lawmakers to consider legislation that would allow Memorial Coliseum access to additional funding. The resolution asks members of the Indiana General Assembly to consider a pair of bills that would allow the Coliseum to access more funding from the Professional Sports Convention and Development Area. Under a Professional Sports Convention and Development Area, the state collects tax revenue generated in that ...

Saturday, January 16, 2021 1:00 am Coliseum foresees cash flow hit in '21 Virus spurs cancellations; manager tells of progress ROSA SALTER RODRIGUEZ | The Journal Gazette Fifteen days into a new year, Memorial Coliseum officials know the venue will likely lose money – again. That's what Randy Brown, executive vice president and general manager, told the Allen County commissioners during Friday morning's weekly meeting. Brown said the facility already has had 2021 cancellations because of the ongoing pandemic. The canceled shows include the annual Shrine Circus, the RV show, the boat show an...