Fort Wayne magazine February 2025
Eating out is supposed to be pleasurable. And sometimes, given the hecticness of our lives, it’s unavoidable. Because of multiple national…
Eating out is supposed to be pleasurable. And sometimes, given the hecticness of our lives, it’s unavoidable. Because of multiple national…
In our February issue, we addressed the topic of Cheap Eats, which is a more complicated matter than one might initially assume, and which requires the sort…
Brides- and grooms-to-be, not to mention singles who are favorably predisposed to marriage and people who are favorably predisposed…
When I was a kid, I was obsessed with movies and movie reviewers. I watched Siskel & Ebert on PBS and read the work of critic Jeff…
One part of the mythos of “A Christmas Story” is its lack of initial success. The movie was no blockbuster or barnburner when it was released…
Enhance the character of your home and personalize your spaces by choosing small and local shops for furniture and home accents. Embrace the quality and individuality…
Fort Wayne magazine’s City Guide just hits different. I have no idea what that means, but it sounds cool. City Guide is our annual look at everything going on in…
For our annual Health issue, we put the focus on mental health. According to federal data, nearly one in eight adults in the U.S. takes an antidepressant and…
AUGUST 25: It is shaping up to be Fort Wayne’s version of Woodstock. With better sanitation and a lower tolerance for mud, of course. It’s Concert on…
There are not many times I have to answer the questions instead of ask them, but Fort Wayne Director of Public Information, John Perlich, made it super…
If you are a fan of 1970s rock, you may know Todd Rundgren from such hits as “Hello, It’s Me,” “We Gotta Get You a Woman,” “Can We Still Be Friends?” and “I Saw The Light.”
People used to view Fort Wayne’s three rivers as flood hazards and little more than large drainage ditches. Forward-thinking and cleanup have transformed…