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Best place for coffee: Fortezza. Photography by Neal Bruns

Best in the City: Social Guide

We know social life is important and fun and not necessarily easy, so our Social Guide recommends the Best in the City answers to the top burning questions on everyone’s mind.

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Snapshots

The Fort Wayne Museum of Art's Winter Party was Jan. 22, 2016 at the museum. Jason Russell, Ali Russell

March 2016

Raising funds and having fun at Fort Wayne’s top social events

More Food & Drink

Flanagan's Corned Beef & Cabbage. Photography by Neal Bruns

Flanagan’s feast

March means its time to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, and nowhere in Fort Wayne will the party be bigger than at Flanagan’s. But there’s more to this pub than corned beef.

20 Questions With ...

John Sampson. Photography by Neal Bruns.

John Sampson

His Regional Partnership won $42 million for Northeast Indiana, but John Sampson is unwilling to rest on his laurels. Find out why as we play 20 Questions.

Health

Christopher Blake, of Operation Fight for a Fitter Fort, photography by Neal Bruns

Battle plan

Northeast Indiana’s residents are fighting the Top 10 causes of death.

Doing Business

Hideout 125's Amish Chicken Breast, photography by Neal Bruns

Best Restaurants

We asked, you answered. Our readers cast hundreds of votes, we counted each and every one, and we are proud to present our list of Best Restaurants in Fort Wayne.

Arts & Culture

Jennifer Ford, photography by Ellie Bogue

A perfect marriage

Jennifer Ford brought home a worldly and wonderful mix of art and interior design.

People Who ...

Rich Hoppe and Dan Butler with Nick Boxell on the skateboard. Photography by Ellie Bogue.

That’s how they roll

The need for a warm spot to practice in the winter led to the opening of the Fort Wayne Indoor Skatepark.

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Celebrating

The grand ballroom was carved out of the sixth and seventh floors of the former Indiana Hotel. Photo courtesy of the Embassy Theatre.

Indiana Hotel rebirth

Once neglected, the Indiana Hotel is now a glorious gathering place, thanks to a $10 million renovation.

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