AVOW Announces 2025 Women’s Campaign Institute Graduates
AVOW congratulates the 21 women who graduated Sunday from the eighth annual Women’s Campaign Institute. They represent both political parties and a wealth of diversity that they will contribute as they serve in elected office and on public boards and commissions. The women are:
From Struggle to Service: How SmileMore is Nourishing Fort Wayne, One Meal at a Time
Behind many great businesses is a powerful story and for Terel Lynn, owner and founder of Smile More Meal Prep and Catering, that story starts with struggle, grit, and an unshakable desire to bring people together through food.

The Fort Wayne Youtheatre
The Fort Wayne Youtheatre has served youth and families in the Fort Wayne community and is celebrating 90 years in the 2024-2025 season! There are so many stories and such a rich history connected to this great organization whose mission is to educate, engage, and entertain area youth and families through theatre arts.

Take the Best and Leave the Rest: Meet Kelley Marvin the author of Food Runs Deep
Every day we get so wrapped up in the things we can’t control but one woman’s saying could be the thing that gets us all past that little funk we feel in those times. “Take the best and leave the rest,” is the saying that I personally plan to adopt from this amazing and knowledgeable woman known as Kelley Marvin.

ACPL Honored with Library Marketing Award
The Allen County Public Library (ACPL) is pleased to announce that it has been awarded the 2024 Sara Laughlin Marketing Award by the Indiana Library Federation (ILF) in recognition of its communication strategy for the 2023 rollout of the Library’s System Upgrade.

Marshall White and the Voices of Unity Youth Choir is back!
On Saturday, June 22 at 6pm the Voices of Unity Youth Choir had their end of season concert, the Rise Up Concert, a spectacular send off event as the group prepares to compete at the World Choir Games in Auckland, New Zealand in July. The concert was an amazing performance and their first since before the pandemic with over 70% of the students being new to the choir.
