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The L.C. Ward building, previously owned by Fort Wayne Community Schools, had been unused since 2017 and was slated for demolition.
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Fort Wayne Police partners with Trine to solve cold cases. Gov. Eric Holcomb visits Ukraine. Julia Meek highlights Steve Smeltzer's latest publication of works.
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Canterbury School opens a new Fine Arts Center on its high school campus. 16 Indiana communities will receive funding to grow urban tree canopies. Education secretary Miguel Cardona visits Valparaiso.
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Zach and Victoria discuss the second week of high school football, what to expect in week three, and the recent success of Bellmont volleyball. We'll close with notes on the Fever, NFL kickoff, and the final weeks of baseball season.
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The project is the first of its kind in the state.
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The new facility hosts a number of studios for different art forms.
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The Indiana Department of Education awarded a total of nearly $5 million to 25 school corporations throughout the state on Friday at the third annual Indiana Educational Excellence Awards Gala. -
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Attorneys representing the East Chicago Calumet Coalition–Community Advisory Group said the state isn’t doing enough to enforce environmental laws and keep residents safe.
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A group of artists have been chosen to paint murals on the sculptures which will then be installed in several places throughout the county.
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