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Art kit project helps spread the joy of art Staff Report WOOSTER - This December, Wayne Center for the Arts, Local Roots and local artist Carli Moorefield are working together to bring art to kids in Wayne County, according to a news release from the WCA. From now until Dec. 23, proceeds from sales of Wayne Center for the Arts ornaments, handcrafted by Moorefield, will be used to purchase art kits for families in need. These art kits will be distributed free in a drive-through art event on Wednesday, Dec. 23 from 2 to 6 p.m. in the Local Roots parking lot. WCA Board President Emily Mariola he...

More time allowed for 'fast-food block' deal ROSA SALTER RODRIGUEZ | The Journal Gazette The real estate closing date for downtown’s so-called fast-food block could be as late as sometime in 2022. The Allen County Fort Wayne Capital Improvement Board was told Wednesday morning that the seller has until Dec. 31, 2021, to give notice to close on the transaction. The extension is to allow the property owner, George Huber, more time to exercise a provision to find comparable property. Because of the uncertainty brought on by the pandemic, Huber has been having difficulty locating such a propert...

Local artists provide community service through art Exhibit graces gallery at Wooster hospital WOOSTER  — The mission to provide healing through art continues at the community hospital despite the pandemic. Anthony and Janice Gallagher of Wooster are the latest artists to display their collections in the gallery space on the second floor of the Outpatient Pavilion. The rotating exhibition began in spring 2019 with the goal to showcase local artists whose art can bring healing to a place that seeks to heal the community. The idea for the exhibit began with a community partnership between Wo...

County seeks state assistance for Coliseum DAVE GONG | The Journal Gazette The Allen County commissioners Wednesday called for the Indiana General Assembly to consider freeing up additional funding for the Memorial Coliseum, which has dealt with hundreds of pandemic-related event cancellations. Support for the Coliseum was included in a list of four legislative priorities that county officials announced in a news release ahead of the 2021 session of the Indiana General Assembly. The priorities were identified by Zackery Sand, Allen County's government affairs director, and the commissioners, ...

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