Southeast Fort Wayne

The Google data center is under construction. But opposition to it continues to build. Fort Wayne Community Development Director Johnathan Leist sat down with Ella Abbott to talk about its benefits to the community.

The council ammended several cuts into the budget, including a $1 million cut to the Southeast Plan.

The Oxford Clinic is situated in an old school building and offers primary care, prenatal and behavioral services with plans for dental and pharmacy.

The renovations will update the affordable senior housing with a focus on energy efficiency.

The federal government is giving $3.8 million to the City of Fort Wayne for infrastructure work on the southeast side.

The new clinic will be in partnership with Bridge of Grace Ministries.

The grants are aimed at helping arts projects in southeast Fort Wayne.

In a 7-0 vote, the Fort Wayne City Council approved a 40-year tax abatement for the planned data center on the southeast side of Fort Wayne.

The grocery store, which opens next week, offers fresh produce and grocery store staples.

The new pocket park is located at the corner of McKinnie and South Anthony, and offers an open space for any residents to use.