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Scenes from Fort Wayne downtown festival of lights
Bill and Agnes Woenker with grandchildren Tommy Bower, 10, Maia Lazerwitz, 10, and Andrew Woenker, 8, were selected to go up on a lift to light the Santa and his reindeer on the National City Bank building on Main Street.
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Unemployed man wins $2M in lottery
A northeastern Indiana man who was laid off last summer from his job with an automotive supplier has won $2 million in the Hoosier Lottery.
19 hrs ago | Brown County Democrat
Church music director pleads guilty in teen sex case
The former music director of a Fort Wayne church has pleaded guilty to one count of sexual misconduct with a minor for allegedly fondling a teenage boy.
Man Arrested In Fatal Crash Had Drunk Driving Criminal Record
Court records show that the Allen County man arrested in Tuesdaya s drunk driving fatality near Woodburn had a drunk driving criminal history.
Calhoun back open, two-way all the way
Downtown drivers can now head south on Calhoun Street between Berry Street and Washington Boulevard.
Henry calls for new task force on office space
Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry on Tuesday called for a new task force of city and county government officials to work on ways to more efficiently locate government offices.
Indiana man indicted in Mitchell teen's death
A Hanson County grand jury on Tuesday indicted 20-year-old Alexander Salgado of Fort Wayne, Ind., in the Nov.
South Bend pushes bid for high-speed train line
If the federal government approves funding for a high-speed rail line through South Bend, passengers here could travel to Chicago's Union Station in just one hour.
Activity-book printer to add 75 jobs
Craftline Graphics announced today a $1.5 million expansion of its West Ferguson Road facility that will add 75 jobs and retain 100 others.
Peter Brimelow Will Be A Guest On The Fort Wayne Morning News Show Tomorrow Morning at 8:38 a.m. ET
Peter Brimelow will be a guest on the Fort Wayne Morning News Show tomorrow morning at 8:38 a.m. ET.
Program helps remove lead from Fort Wayne homes
City officials and public-health workers marked a renovation milestone by reiterating a warning about a toxic danger that children sometimes face in their own homes: lead.
Bronze pieces of Fort Wayne history are dedicated
The Allen County Public Library held a ceremony Thursday to dedicate to the genealogy center three bronze plaques that depict scenes from Fort Wayne history.
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Fort Wayne seminary announces symposia
Concordia Theological Seminary will present its annual symposia on exegetical and confessional theology Jan.
More safe havens for Fort Wayne children
The city of Fort Wayne, Fort Wayne Community Schools and the Fort Wayne Mad Ants on Thursday announced a plan for "Safe Havens" that will provide places for children to take refuge when they feel threatened.
Sarah Palin Makes Fort Wayne A Stop On Her Book Tour
One of the most talked-about political figures is about to make an appearance in the Summit City.
Manchester professor named Indiana professor of the year
A Manchester College professor known for taking his students on down-and-dirty research treks into rivers and streams has been named Indiana's professor of the year.
Fort Wayne mayor laments death of government co-location dream
"The dream of a joint solution to Fort Wayne's and Allen County's space needs through co-location just died," a somber Mayor Tom Henry said in a hastily arranged news conference Thursday afternoon.
Victim Positively ID'd in South Dakota Slaying
Authorities have positively identified a Mitchell teenager as the victim in a slaying this month that involved a body found in the trunk of a burned car.
a GOINGa SOFT: Sarah Palin hugs a supporter after signing her book yesterday in Fort Wayne, Ind.
The Army plans to prevent media from covering Sarah Palin's appearance at Fort Bragg, fearing the event will turn into political grandstanding against President Obama, officials said yesterday.
a Friend' testifies against accused murderer
Accused murderer Anthony A. Parish could only watch as his former friend and apparent confidant told an Allen Superior Court jury Tuesday that Parish had matter-of-factly confessed to him to killing 30-year-old Antoine J. Woods last August for a silver chain and medallion.
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