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Cultural Anthropologist, Melissa Rinehart said celebrating Anthony Wayne was not the whole problem. “I have no problem with celebrating the founding of this ...

"...on n Tuesday, Melissa Rinehart, a Native American history consultant for the Fort Wayne History Center, challenged Gaff's expertise. She holds a doctorat...

Historical accuracy was the hot topic at Fort Wayne City Council on Nov. 19 as councilmen considered a resolution that would celebrate National Native Americ...

There are far too many people in our community experiencing food insecurity and far too much food waste. Reconciling this disparity remains extremely importa...

Since the U.S. Refugee Resettlement Program began in 1980...“there has not been one lethal terrorist attack committed by a refugee who was resettled here.” T...

Midway through the second annual event, Melissa Rinehart of Welcoming Fort Wayne and Wellspring Interfaith spoke of the exceptional work ethic of her grandfa...

It is a food bank on wheels, and this morning it made a stop to some of the people that need it the most.

This is what it looks like when the passion for your work trumps your fear of heights.

What does diversity look like in Fort Wayne? It depends on how you define it, of course.

Did you know there are more than 90 restaurants here in Fort Wayne representing several countries all over the globe? A local organization is bringing the co...

“I would love to have a cultural academy some day that teaches them how to live life successfully here,” Rinehart said. “It’s hard to pack up and move and go...