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6 days ago | 
kpcnews.com | John Yeley
FORT WAYNE — On a weeknight inside a small classroom not far from downtown, a group of children gather around computers — not to play games, but to learn how to control them by using code. And behind the scenes, guiding them through each logic puzzle and programming concept, is Jocelynn Hartwig.
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1 week ago | 
fwbusiness.com | John Yeley
FORT WAYNE — On a weeknight inside a small classroom not far from downtown, a group of children gather around computers — not to play games, but to learn how to control them by using code. And behind the scenes, guiding them through each logic puzzle and programming concept, is Jocelynn Hartwig.
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2 months ago | 
fwbusiness.com | John Yeley
CHURUBUSCO — In a world often dominated by negativity, a coffee shop and an elementary school joined forces to spread a message of kindness and positivity throughout the community. Busco Beans, which opened nearly a year ago in Churubusco, partnered with Churubusco Elementary School for Kindness Week, an initiative designed to encourage students and residents to engage in simple, meaningful acts of goodwill. The event, held the week of Feb.
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Dec 4, 2024 | 
fwbusiness.com | John Yeley
FORT WAYNE — What started as a maternity leave experiment has blossomed into a multimillion-dollar apparel empire for Ashley and Kenny Green. Their company, KaAn’s Designs, blends relatable family themes with a personal touch, earning a loyal following locally and globally. Ashley Green’s journey from a high school teacher to a prominent entrepreneur showcases the power of perseverance, authenticity, and community support. “It was kind of by accident,” Green said of the business’s origins.
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Oct 24, 2024 | 
fwbusiness.com | John Yeley
FORT WAYNE — Fort Wayne-based startup and Business Weekly Innovation Awards Manufacturer of the Year BW Fusion is changing the landscape of agriculture with cutting-edge technology and a customer-first approach. The Fort Wayne-based company specializes in crop nutrition, leveraging decades of research to help farmers unlock the potential of their soil while boosting their financial gain.
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Oct 22, 2024 | 
news-journal.com | John Yeley
COLUMBIA CITY — Whitley County’s new jail, which is set to open this month, represents a forward-thinking approach to incarceration, focusing not just on housing inmates but on addressing the root causes of crime, one of the county’s commissioners said. With overcrowding plaguing the old jail for years, the new facility brings much-needed updates and an innovative Jail Chemical Addiction Program (J-CAP). A ribbon cutting is scheduled for Oct.
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Oct 22, 2024 | 
fwbusiness.com | John Yeley
WHITLEY COUNTY — Theresa Baysinger, the current Whitley County commissioner for District 1, is running unopposed for reelection in Nov. 5's general election, bringing a wealth of experience in public service and a genuine passion for community improvement to her role. With a background that spans child welfare, government administration, and now real estate, Baysinger has built a career around helping people and making lasting changes that benefit both her constituents and the county at large.
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Oct 22, 2024 | 
fwbusiness.com | John Yeley
WHITLEY COUNTY — Incumbent Chad Banks, running unopposed for reelection in Nov. 5’s general election for Whitley County commissioner and representing District 1, is recognized for his steady leadership and a deep commitment to fiscal prudence, rural preservation, and community-driven growth. Having served since 2017, the Republican Banks has tackled some of the county’s most pressing issues, including its long-overdue new jail and a strategic focus on expanding broadband and infrastructure.
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Oct 22, 2024 | 
shelbynews.com | John Yeley
COLUMBIA CITY — Whitley County’s new jail, which is set to open this month, represents a forward-thinking approach to incarceration, focusing not just on housing inmates but on addressing the root causes of crime, one of the county’s commissioners said. With overcrowding plaguing the old jail for years, the new facility brings much-needed updates and an innovative Jail Chemical Addiction Program (J-CAP). A ribbon cutting is scheduled for Oct.
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Oct 22, 2024 | 
fwbusiness.com | John Yeley
COLUMBIA CITY — Whitley County’s new jail, which is set to open this month, represents a forward-thinking approach to incarceration, focusing not just on housing inmates but on addressing the root causes of crime, one of the county’s commissioners said. With overcrowding plaguing the old jail for years, the new facility brings much-needed updates and an innovative Jail Chemical Addiction Program (J-CAP). A ribbon cutting is scheduled for Oct.
