February 6, 2019 -The Fort Wayne UNITED Late Night Basketball League is back for its spring session. The program runs from 8 -11 p.m. each Saturday evening February 16 through March 23. The Fort Wayne UNITED Late Night Basketball League is held at the Renaissance Pointe YMCA, 2323 Bowser Ave.
Read more: Fort Wayne UNITED Late Night Basketball League Back for Spring Session on February 16
January 15, 2019 -- The Charles F. & Mollie Centlivre House, 2417 and 2419 Spy Run Avenue, is now a designated Local Historic District. The home was originally built for Charles F. Centlivre and his wife Mollie, who were the family that operated the Centlivre Brewery. It was built in 1886 and is an outstanding example of the Queen Anne architectural style in Fort Wayne. The architects were the prominent Fort Wayne firm of Wing & Mahurin.
Read more: Centlivre House Now a Designated Local Historic District
January 18, 2019 -- Mayor Tom Henry today announced that with leadership and help from the City of Fort Wayne’s Office of Housing and Neighborhood Services, $10,000 in Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding will go toward efforts to help provide overnight accommodations for homeless single women.
Read more: Housing & Neighborhood Services Helping Meet Winter Shelter Needs
The former Baltes-Cambray Building, circa 1895, is now in its final location on the southeast corner of Superior and Harrison Streets, 177 W. Superior Street.
Anyone interested in presenting or facilitating a workshop for the upcoming Regional Neighborhood Network Conference (RNNC) is now invited to submit their workshop proposal to the organizing committee.
This year’s RNNC is set for September 19-21, 2019 and is hosted by Fort Wayne. The theme is “Play in the Fort,” with an emphasis on how recreation and social interaction can help transform neighborhoods.
Read more: Call for Workshops Open for Regional Neighborhood Network Conference
