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
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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
Charles Shepard
November 17, 2017
CEO of the Fort Wayne Museum of Art
He had a set of drums and The Rolling Stones were big.
Corbin Asher
September 23, 2017
Allissa & Mark Barnhorst Would like to announce the birth of their son Corbin Asher, who was born on
Tim Parsley
July 14, 2017
Parsley completed changed his life, leaving a job as a pastor and completing his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in art. He went back to Cincinnati, where he grew up, and began creating public murals.
Violetta Todorova
June 9, 2017
In Russia, you do one thing — and you do it well. For Violetta Todorova, that one thing was violin. Meet the Fort Wayne Philharmonic’s concertmaster as she plays 20 Questions.
Bill Griggs
May 9, 2017
Back in 1871, a group of men played the very first professional league baseball game in history right here in Fort Wayne. Problem was, the site of that game was forgotten through the years. Enter Bill Griggs, president of the local chapter of the Society for American Baseball Research. He not only found the site but has played a not-so-small role in getting it recognized with a monument.
Jane Cuttitta Needham
April 29, 2017
Happy Retirement Jane! When you see Jane Cuttitta Needham RN wish her a very happy and well deserved
