Fort Wayne K-9s get life-saving vests through Groupon | WISH-TV
Fort Wayne Police Department K9 Bach displays a new ballistic vest supplied through a nationwide Groupon event. (WANE Photo)FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) — The ten K-9s on the Fort Wayne Police Department force are now better protected.The K-9s have received ballistic vests through a nationwide Groupon campaign “Goods Pet Collection.” The two-week effort, which ran May 11-25, aimed to outfit police K-9s with bullet- and stab-protective vests by offering Groupons at $10, 100 percent of which was alloca..>> view originalFort Wayne Parks and Recreation installs portable ice rink at Lakeside Park | 21Alive: News, Sports, Weather, Fort Wayne WPTA-TV, WISE-TV, and CW | Local
Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation installs portable ice rink at Lakeside Park By Kayla Crandall -21Alive ..>> view originalFort Wayne International Airport (KFWA) FBO Fort Wayne Aero Center | Aviation Week
Sponsored by Fort Wayne Aero Center.1. What sets your company apart from the competition?As a new business, it is the Fort Wayne Aero Center team’s primary goal to stand out like no other FBO. To wow guests and to make sure they return. From line service to customer service, the team aims to go above and beyond to meet its guests’ needs.2. How do you attract new customers?“The team at Aero Center looks forward to serving as a prime example of Hoosier hospitality by delivering excellent customer ..>> view originalEffort to blame in Fort Wayne Mad Ants loss to Erie BayHawks
FORT WAYNE, Ind. — Steve Gansey preached effort and defense during the practices leading up to the regular season. Unfortunately, the Fort Wayne Mad Ants coach didn’t receive enough of either during the team’s 90-85 loss to the Erie BayHawks on Sunday at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum.“We weren’t consistent with our energy and our effort tonight than in past nights like we showed against [the] Bakersfield [Jam]. That was probably the most disappointing thing,” Gansey said, adding th..>> view originalSnowmobile season revs up Dec. 1
November 30, 2015 Updated Nov 30, 2015 at 2:47 PM EST INDIANA (21Alive) -- If mother nature cooperates, snowmobile season will get underway Tuesday. Once snow blankets the trails, they will be open through March 30 as long as the trails are safe. While Indiana doesn't have a trail pass system, you'll still need to register all of your snow..>> view originalColts rally past Tampa Bay
Gingerbread Festival showcases lots of local talent
November 29, 2015 Updated Nov 29, 2015 at 11:49 PM EST FORT WAYNE, Ind. (21Alive) - On the second floor of Fort Wayne's History Center, visitors are met with a hall filled with delicious works of art. The Festival of Gingerbread is back, and this year more than 133 tasty displays are set up. You don't have to be a culinary artist to take part in the festival either. Kids as young as preschoolers and everyone in between created some of ..>> view originalShopping can continue for a cause on Giving Tuesday
Giving Tuesday CampaignFORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – The deals of Black Friday and Cyber Monday may be wrapping up, but there’s still another chance to shop and make a difference at the same time. Giving Tuesday follows Cyber Monday every year to help people donate to charities around the world, including our region.Click hereto learn more about Giving Tuesday.There are plenty of places to donate to either with time or money, but there are a few sponsoring programs specifically for the holidays. The..>> view originalFWPD officer talks about moment that captured hearts
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) The Fort Wayne police officer helping a child tie his shoes is now talking about the moment that captured the hearts of many. The picture shows Officer Ricky Howard bending down to tie a young boy’s shoe and it’s gaining national attention.Since NewsChannel 15 posted thestory on Saturday, it got more 9,000 people’s attention.Officer Ricky Howard regularly patrols the Centennial Townhomes neighborhood on the southeast side of town.“He basically was running and his shoes we..>> view originalLocal gas prices tick up
The average price of gasoline in the Fort Wayne area went up almost 20 cents last week,GasBuddy.comsaid today.According to a daily survey of local gas outlets, the price of gas went up 19.7 cents a gallon, to $1.94, on Sunday, GasBuddy said in a statement. Nationally, prices fell 2.4 cents, to $2.04 a gallon.Area prices were 81.7 cents lower than a year ago and 29.4 cents lower than last month. The national average went down 14.1 cents a gallon last month and prices are 72.9 cents lower than las..>> view original
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