Good morning, Fort Wayne.

On Sept. 20, Governor Mike Braun delivered video remarks at the Indiana Creative Economy Summit in Indianapolis and designated September as Creative Economy Month to honor artists & entrepreneurs; a session on the $65 million READI 2.0 Arts & Culture program is set for tomorrow to boost creative projects statewide.

Huntington University has installed a 20-by-12-foot curved LED video wall in the Merillat Centre for the Arts to give digital media arts students access to advanced production technology — the project was funded by a regional development grant and will support film, TV, and sports media projects.

Summer officially ends Tuesday at 8 p.m., and Fort Wayne will see unseasonably cool temperatures in the low to mid 60s with cloudy skies — gusts may top 25 mph; temperatures will rebound to around 70 by the weekend.

Parkview Health Environmental Services earned the 2026 Certificate of Merit from the Association for the Health Care Environment on Sept.

14 for its high standards in cleaning and patient care across nearly 3.9 million sqft (its third national nod in six years).

On Sept. 10, Parkview Health was named one of Inspiring Workplaces global Top 100, marking its third year as a top-rated workplace.

The award honored the system’s focus on physical + mental well-being for nearly 18,000 employees.

ACPL and Super Shot are hosting free flu vaccine clinics at 10 library branches starting today, where anyone aged 6 months and older can get a shot with a $15 fee for uninsured patients & financial help available, with clinics scheduled through Oct.

22.