Good morning, Fort Wayne.

Pontiac Street Market received the National Grocers Association award for its Pack 2 School program, which will run in August to provide school supplies to Fort Wayne children.

The market — a joint venture between the city and Parkview Health — continues to serve a former food desert.

Fort Wayne Animal Care and Control is asking residents to foster kittens and pregnant cats as spring nears; the shelter provides all supplies and urges pet owners to spay or neuter their animals to manage the surge.

The Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center will host a free lecture on Saturday, Feb.

21 to explore local Black history and discuss Paul Revere Williams' national impact — a talk that highlights efforts to preserve local historical landmarks.

Science Central is set to host its *My Cold-Hearted Valentine* event on Saturday, inviting visitors to explore its unique science-themed attractions at the center.

Trine University will host its second annual Storm Into Summer conference for (K-12) educators on Tuesday, June 2, at its Angola campus, and session proposals are accepted through March 2.

Former congressman Justin Amash, who served five terms in the U.S. House, will keynote the Libertarian Party of Indiana convention next month in Fort Wayne.

The schedule features convention business and an awards banquet from 6-9 p.m. on March 21 at the Grand Wayne Convention Center.

Indiana House members voted 70 to 22 Wednesday to extend syringe exchange programs for five more years, adding new rules that require ID and limit distributions near schools, day care centers, or religious sites (pending Senate approval).

City Utilities will start water main replacement work on West Jefferson Boulevard between Ardmore Avenue and Taylor Street on Wednesday, Feb.

25. Crews will keep one lane open in both directions while upgrades continue through May, and drivers are urged to plan for delays.

The historic St. Joseph's Nursing School and Dorm in downtown has been turned into modern apartments by new owners.

The structure, unused for over 30 years, now offers fresh living spaces in a landmark building.

The historic nursing school building downtown, abandoned for nearly 30 years, is being transformed into 39 modern apartments while preserving original terrazzo flooring (a nod to its 1929 origin); local owners expect tenants to move in next month.

Beat Making Workshop for Girls

7-10 p.m. — Sweetwater Academy of Music & Technology — Learn to create beats using Ableton Live in a fun, supportive environment for girls aged 8 and up.

Bert Kreischer Live in Fort Wayne

7-9 p.m. — Allen County War Memorial Coliseum — Tickets available — Catch comedian Bert Kreischer for an unforgettable night of laughter.

Church and Pastoral Revival Celebration Anniversary

3-7 p.m. — Paper Mill on The Landing — Free entry — Celebrate a year of faith and community with heartfelt dinner, worship, and fellowship.

Don McMillan's Comedy Show

7-11 p.m. — Summit City Comedy Club — $ — Experience laughter and insights on whether AI can ever replace comedians through Don McMillan's unique blend of charts and humor.

Mechanical Mayhem

7 p.m. — Allen County War Memorial Coliseum — Check the event page for pricing — Experience thrilling monster truck races and tractor pulls in an epic motorsports showdown.

Gravel Switch Concert

7-11 p.m. — Piere's Entertainment Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience the heartfelt sounds of Gravel Switch live on stage with their soulful tunes.

Writers' Room

6:30-8 p.m. — Fort Wayne Improv — Free entry — A bi-weekly gathering for writers to create, share ideas, and hold each other accountable in a supportive atmosphere.

Akropolis Reed Quintet Performance

7:00 – 8:30 PM — Pearl Street Arts Center — Ticketed event — Experience the sonically daring Akropolis Reed Quintet in a captivating performance of new works.

BANDemonium

8 PM — Baker Street Centre/C2G Music Hall — $10 — Enjoy an eclectic night of local music featuring Sun.Dyle, Neighborhood Strays, Sahara, and Mom Wagon.

Mojo Brookzz Comedy Show

6-10 p.m. — Summit City Comedy Club — Tickets from $74 — Get ready for an unforgettable night filled with laughter.