When you’re eating out, it can be difficult to find healthy choices. But at SMPL Kitchen, they want to provide customers with a healthy, but also tasty meal.
Dare to Dream Youth Ranch is a non-profit in Allen County focused on creating bonds between children and horses in order to help build character and, in some cases, heal a hurting heart, mind or soul.
In this week’s edition of Tell Julian, morning anchor Julian Teekaram checks out a local clothing boutique, called Bodi Language. Serena Dufor is the owner of Bodi Language. You can find the store in the Marketplace of Canterbury.
Warmer months are just around the corner, and that means the opening of the Ft. Wayne’s Farmers Market. Evening anchor Linda Jackson tells us about the market’s new home this summer at Dynamo Alley in Electric Works.
It’s awards season for the movie industry, and there’s a real gem of a place in downtown Fort Wayne where you can enjoy films and be part of a community that enjoys conversations about the meaning behind the stories.
Looking for a delicious, chocolatey treat that is perfect for everyone, especially those on a vegan or plant-based diet? Then look no further than this vegan chocolate cake recipe from Grace Kelly of GK Baked Goods.
Erin’s House for Grieving Children is marking 30 years of service to our corner of the state, helping children and their families who lose someone they love navigate through the grief process.
Suzan Moriarty and Patti Davis visit the 21Alive studio to chat with our Krista Miller about the Community Center adding a sensory room, used for relaxation and cognitive development.
Edwin Coe Spirits is an artisan distillery in Churubusco.The owners pride themselves on being a true grain to bottle operation, where everything from start to finish is done in house.
This week’s “Linda Likes It” takes us to the Soarin’ Hawk Raptor Rehabilitation Center in Huntertown where some special humans take care of some amazing birds of prey.
GK Baked Goods has become a household name in Fort Wayne. Now, owner Grace Kelly May has her own shop downtown. It’s called GK Café & Provisions and it’s two concepts under one roof.
Wedding season is coming, and you may be trying to plan the big event or any other big life event, for that matter. But, what if you need help and a break when it comes to the cost? That’s where From this Day Forward comes in. Here’s the latest edition of “Linda Likes It!”
If you’re trying to shake the winter blues, you and your family can warm up at the Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory with the seasonal exhibit called “California Dreamin’.”
As we celebrate Black History Month, the B.L.A.S.T. Organization continues its tradition of introducing Concordia Lutheran students to what they call “Living Legacies”.
It’s time for evening anchor Linda Jackson’s latest edition of “Linda Likes It.” This time, it’s about the Three Rivers and Indiana Northern Railroad Association, a nonprofit that consists of members who love model trains. All aboard!
Anchor Linda Jackson debuts her new segment in the new 21Alive News at 4 called “Linda Likes It.” She took at trip to Wunderkammer Art Gallery in Fort Wayne where a special anniversary is being celebrated.
This week, Julian Teekaram takes a trip to Guadalupe’s. The fast, casual restaurant prides itself on fresh food and you can certainly taste the difference!
Here in Northeast Indiana, there are so many places to get a good cup of coffee. However in Grabill, IN there is only one spot. It’s called Common Grounds Coffeehouse.
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