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WOWO announced Breastie Boxes was selected as the 78th annual Penny Pitch recipient on September 23rd—this program gives funding for local initiatives.

The selection will help Breastie Boxes continue its work in the community.

ACPL is inviting community members to share ideas on upcoming library renovations at local listening sessions—details about the schedule will be announced soon.

GuitarFest will return to Fort Wayne this weekend — drawing music fans to enjoy live performances as local organizers prepare for the event.

Concordia Lutheran High School celebrated the groundbreaking today for its largest renovations and additions project supported by a $34 million capital campaign, with $12 million left to raise from donors and foundations.

The first phase will add a three-story academic wing, renovate the main entrance and update heating, ventilation — setting the stage for future improvements to the chapel and lobby.

A South Side High School teacher shared details of a shopping spree with fellow educators on September 23, explaining how the outing provided a welcome break and boosted morale among the staff+ the event underscored a spirit of teamwork at the school.

Gov. Mike Braun is asking for people to apply for three Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission jobs as two commissioners leave and the chair stays until a replacement is chosen—applications opened Tuesday and are due by Oct.

14 with interviews to follow. Citizens Action Coalition has launched an affordability campaign to address rising utility bills that have burdened ratepayers.

Citilink overcame a $2.5 million deficit last year and now has a balanced budget for 2026 after CEO John Metzinger presented the plan to City Council Tuesday night — he cited fare hikes, increased ridership, federal funds, and potential union deals to cut costs.

The council approved the roughly $20 million budget and will hold the final vote on Oct. 14 while Citilink remains hopeful for a boost in state funding in the future.

Conservation Conversation - Changing the Climate

The Conservation Conversation is an annual event designed to bring the general public together with experts to promote the understanding of and collaboration on sustainability issues. This year's theme is climate change, so we will explore the science, policies, and responses to this global challenge.

Kaleo Concert

7-9:30 p.m. — Clyde Theatre — Tickets starting at $61 — Experience the dynamic sounds of Kaleo live in Fort Wayne.

Solo Performance by Rome Ramirez

8-9:30 p.m. — Clyde Theatre — Starting at $30 — Experience a unique solo performance by the frontman of Sublime with Rome as he showcases his journey and sound.

Artikal Sound System Concert

7 PM - 1 AM — Piere's Entertainment Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience the vibrant sounds of Artikal Sound System and The Elovaters live in Fort Wayne.

STRONGER TOGETHER Gala

Join us for CASS Housing’s Stronger Together Gala on Monday, September 29th, an evening celebrating community, inclusion, and opportunity for individuals of all abilities. Our keynote speaker, Rachel Campos-Duffy, will share her journey as a mother to a daughter with Down Syndrome and the vital role communities play in creating safety, support, and belonging.

Corrosion of Conformity Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — Piere's Entertainment Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience the heavy riffs and southern rock sounds of Corrosion of Conformity live in Fort Wayne.

International Ballet Stars: Swan Lake

7-8:30 p.m. — Embassy Theatre — Cost info unavailable — Experience the beauty of classic ballet with live orchestral music featuring over 30 musicians.

Gareth Reynolds Stand-up Comedy Show

7-8:30 p.m. — Summit City Comedy Club — Ticket price not mentioned — Enjoy a night of laughter with internationally touring comedian Gareth Reynolds, known for his clever quips and podcast fame.

Heartsick Concert

3:30-5:30 p.m. — Piere's Entertainment Center — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an engaging performance by Heartsick featuring Thrill of the Hunt.

Kevin Nealon Live Stand-Up

7-8:30 p.m. — Summit City Comedy Club — Ticket prices vary — Experience the unique humor and dry wit of comedian Kevin Nealon.