Education is Everything
August 1, 2019
Alberto Carvalho grew up poor in Lisbon, Portugal, the son of a custodian and seamstress, who both left school after
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260 Seconds with John Dortch
July 26, 2019
Why did you create Fort Wayne Ink Spot?
There was another newspaper, Frost Illustrated, that published for almost 60 years
AVOWed To Create Change
March 7, 2019
Advancing Voices of Women (AVOW) is featured in our March issue; two of its co-founders recently sat down with WANE-TV
Kendra Johnson: Punk Style
June 13, 2018
Kendra Johnson remembers feeling “petrified” at her first show.
“I was 17, barely 17,” she recounted. “In the
Hard Pressed: Kekionga Cider Company’s Logan Barger
June 5, 2018
How does someone who intended to become a professor of religious history find himself – literally, at times – up
260 Seconds with Megan Butler of Riverfront Fort Wayne
April 18, 2018
As a teenager, Megan Butler couldn’t wait to move to one of America’s great cities. She was convinced Fort
260 Seconds with Dr. John Aden, Ph.D.
March 24, 2018
Historian Dr. John Aden is the executive director of the African/African-American Historical Museum and also serves as the diversity teacher
Playing with Food: Chef Mike Bentz
December 23, 2017
He started as a busboy at the old Country Kitchen near Washington Center and Saint Joe Center roads when he
From Muscle Cars to Menus: Chef Matthew Nolot
November 28, 2017
It begins like this.
A teenage boy wants a car. Almost any car will do. It doesn’t
Ryan Krueckeberg
November 17, 2017
President of Young Leaders of Northeast Indiana
He grew up on a dairy farm in Decatur right near the state
