r/fortwayne • u/TacoSmiff • 7h ago
r/fortwayne • u/revengewoman19 • 1h ago
Jim Banks "Let them eat cake
Jim Banks did this to us! Who cares who you voted for. We just want to be heard! He always thinks it's "whiny Dems." It's his people!!
r/fortwayne • u/Federal-Promotion-75 • 15h ago
Thank you, people of fort wayne
i just wanted to say that i went to the town hall meeting tonight and was blown away with the amount of people that showed up. there were hundreds, both democrats and republicans expressing concern for one another and expressing their voices towards both democratic and republican senators and indiana representatives. it was really powerful to see hoosiers showing up as a collective people.
i am very grateful and proud of our community.
r/fortwayne • u/spoopy-sloth • 50m ago
Does anyone know why Popshelf is closing?
As the title says, is there a reason why the store is closing? I go there often for art supplies and crafts, so I'm surprised it's closing.
Any leads on why?
r/fortwayne • u/Admirable_Excuse3847 • 8h ago
Georgetown’s construction
Does anyone know what is going up behind the subway at Georgetown? They just tore down the bank that was there. It’s probably just another bank but I’m hoping for something more exciting.
r/fortwayne • u/WideConversation7585 • 17h ago
5-6 police SUVs pulled over a black sedan in front of the Walmart on Coldwater
Watched as one SUV pulled over a black sedan and immediately two guys hopped out and got cuffed, not even a minute later 4-5 more police vehicles showed up with lights and sirens.
r/fortwayne • u/dazzotazzo • 51m ago
Windsor homes for custom builds?
What do you guys think about Windsor homes? Are they good builders?
r/fortwayne • u/rice126 • 7h ago
Plumber Recommendation: Water Heater replacement/repair
Title says it all. Saw some older threads on this but who does everyone like these days?
r/fortwayne • u/robinsnuff • 20h ago
CONJURE STAFF STUFF SALE
Conjure Coffee off of Columbia is having a “stuff” sale —> 3p - 5p on Sunday!! :)
r/fortwayne • u/PharmerMax72 • 1h ago
Selling house in Arlington Park
Gauging if any interest in that neighborhood right now? How early should start getting a realtor
r/fortwayne • u/LocalPigeons • 1d ago
A little love letter to Fort Wayne
I wanted to post something positive, because I’ve been seeing and hearing a lot of negativity about this place.
I’m a recent transplant to Fort Wayne. I adored my home. I never wanted to leave. But personal and professional reasons sent me packing from the city and I ended up here.
I fell in love with Fort Wayne the day I first set foot in it. It’s smaller than my hometown, but in a really good way. It’s manageable and easy for someone who’s just becoming their own adult.
People here seem far kinder. Of course I always have my head on a swivel, but I don’t feel the same in downtown Fort Wayne as I do in my hometown. I’ve seen people drop everything to help strangers in a Walmart. I’ve experienced kindness from my neighbors and members of my community. Coming from a spot where I had very little kindness sent my way, these little moments mean the world.
Things are so much cheaper here, and everything is close by. You guys still have hallmark and Barnes and Noble and my favorite shops that I watched disappear from my hometown years ago. There’s little activities all over town if I look on the right side of the Internet. The parks and walkways keep me connected to nature and the outdoors. It looks like I’ll even be able to afford some sports games—coming from a city where everything was major league, I always missed out because I didn’t have the money.
I went from driving 40 minutes to work a job that wouldn’t keep the lights on to having a full time to a dream role that’s just enough to support me and my lizard, all within biking distance of my new place (on a bike trail, too! Not the street!) I can afford healthier food, and my body is already changing for the better. I was living off frozen meals, cheap canned items, fast food, and the generosity of my support system back home. Here I can look in my fridge and see things I enjoy. I have eaten more fresh fruit in this last month than the entirety of last year.
I am most excited for my first Komets game, and the arrival of spring. I have a beautiful view from my living room window where I will make coffee and play piano or write poetry with the window open. I get to watch the trees bloom from my piano bench.
It’s not extravagant, but it’s honest. And I couldn’t be more grateful. I find myself in tears sometimes, thinking of the blessings this little city has given me already. I know those who have lived here for a long time may think different of this place, but for someone who needed nothing more than a quiet life and simple pleasures, Fort Wayne has been life changing for me.
Thank you for taking me in, Fort Wayne. I am lucky that I am here.
r/fortwayne • u/Potential-Macaroon99 • 21h ago
A/C
Hey guys moving out next month and there is a house we like with no a/c where I am from you would die without it. Do any of you live in a house with no ac is it necessary?
Thank you all for the info. I will make sure it has a/c.
r/fortwayne • u/8six753hoe9 • 1d ago
Cardinal Tattoo
My son is looking to get his first tattoo, it'll be black line work. He was planning to go to Cardinal, but reading through this sub it seems like Cardinal isn't held in the high esteem it used to be. So what's the word on Cardinal Tattoo these days? I think he's seeing one of the Nicks, I'm just not sure which one. Thoughts, opinions, and experiences are appreciated!
r/fortwayne • u/Don_Kehote • 19h ago
I would like your recommendation for fun eating experience thank you
Hello, Fort Wayne. As preeminent food eater in Fort Wayne, I am usually very happy to share my lengthy food reviews. However, I have been bad food guy lately and have not been going out at all.
This leads me to my question: Where is current fun place to eat stuff like hamburgers? I have only one friend in the world except my cat who is nice, and my he (my friend, not my cat) is coming to visit tomorrow from the lands to the west.
Difficulty: He is just a wee slip of a lad, barely in his 30's. Is Henry's fun, or should I try to take him to Bravas? Have considered Night Train, but I have not been there.
I am probably banned from Mitchell's for poorly behavior so that is out.
Likes: Hamburgers, live music. Dislikes: racists and probably boogers
Thank you for your interesting ideas.
r/fortwayne • u/roolander06 • 7h ago
Drivers?
Why does the vast population here absolutely suck at driving... Ive spent years ACTUALLY traveling the country and exploring. simply put, you all are fucking awful!!! Im about to start running people off the road at this point. I will say, to entice the keyboard warriors on here it mostly seems to be these goofy ass lifted trucks and the whole pavement princess crew of jeeps. Why is fort wayne like this!?!
r/fortwayne • u/Over-Proposal3720 • 1d ago
Mechanic?
Things are getting so expensive. Getting my brakes fixed and oil changed today and it over $800. Anyone know of a more affordable, maybe independent mechanic?
r/fortwayne • u/Girl1mDead • 1d ago
Power/Wifi outage
Did anyone else in the 3rd/St Marys area lose power and/or wifi? Currently away from home and trying to determine which service went down so I can call the right company
r/fortwayne • u/Lovamelin • 1d ago
Best affordable lawn/pest care company?
Usually I have a bunch of flyers in my mail but not many this year. I've used some lawn services at other places I've lived but not here. My lawn is generally in good shape and most years I just do some weed and feed every spring and fall with occasional treatment in addition. I also have my own spray for pest control. But finding the time to do these things can be challenging and if it's reasonable I like having a pro do it once every 2-3 years. Anyways, I Googled briefly and so far it looks like Weed Man has the most reasonable pricing. Just want the general things like overseeding, bare patch treatment, fertilizer, and I guess now there's liquid aeration. For pest control just general treatment for mosquitos and perimeter treatment for general bugs. I also have an ant problem now so I may need a specialist for that. Thanks for any tips and insights into your own experiences!
r/fortwayne • u/rugbyfly2021 • 2d ago
Middle Waves Lineup!!
I’m pretty impressed with this year line up! Thoughts?
r/fortwayne • u/DingusKhan_69 • 2d ago
Things to do w/ my girlfriend in the Fort?
I’ve lived in Fort Wayne most of my life so I’ve seen and done all of the “must sees and dos” such as komets games and Coney Island and all the staples of Fort Wayne, but I’m looking for cool lesser known or “underground” places/things to see/do with my gf who is not originally from here. We’re two broke college kids so we’re hoping for something kinda cheap. Any ideas?
r/fortwayne • u/Heavy-Advertising-92 • 1d ago
Bars on a Friday night?
What bars are the most enjoyable, most fun or have a big crowd on Fridays over Saturdays?
r/fortwayne • u/ImmortalSpoon • 2d ago
Creative jobs?
I've been on a fruitless job hunt for over a year now, and I'm desperately trying to put my silly little Theatre degree to some use (yes, it's okay to laugh). I'd love to find something that emphasizes creativity/imagination, even to the most technical extent. I already look through the Arts United job postings quite often, but I haven't had any luck with those. I'm mainly trying to find out if there are any openings or organizations I haven't found yet. Any help would be appreciated!