Good morning, Fort Wayne.

On Friday, kindergarteners at The Goddard School ran a lemonade stand to raise about $1,300 for Riley Children’s Health.

The students presented the check to hospital representatives + learned that small acts of kindness can help our community.

Fort Wayne Nonprofit Thrift Trail continues today with 11 nonprofit stores offering a 30% discount for shoppers with a Thrift Trail Passport; participants can collect stamps, join scavenger hunts, and enter raffles.

Visit Fort Wayne distributes free tote bags (while supplies last).

On Friday, a power outage left 400 customers without electricity near Illinois Rd. + I-69 on the west side and caused several traffic signals to stop working; Indiana Michigan Power crews assessed conditions.

Fort Wayne International Airport finished its East Terminal expansion with a ribbon cutting attended by local officials today.

The $140 million project adds about 76,000 sqft of renovated space featuring new food options, a Gateway Lounge, and improved accessibility.

Local musician Blaze Wenglikowski of Sons of the Pyre secured a downtown spot (Calhoun Street) for his new venue Grand Summit Hall following Piere’s closure; he will host a September 12 show with a mix of genres while ensuring enhanced security measures are in place.

The Fort Wayne Tattoo Festival returns to the Grand Wayne Convention Center with over 250 tattoo artists and vendors competing in 20 categories and showcasing their work.

Today, the event runs from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. and requires visitors to be 18 to receive tattoos.

Washington Elementary in West Central achieved a 100% passing rate on the Indiana Reading Evaluation and Determination test this week, making it Fort Wayne’s first neighborhood school to do so — Allen County educators credit early testing and targeted support for the success.