The Journal Gazette
Last year, the largest bicycle tour in recent memory, if ever, in Fort Wayne attracted nearly 1,000 riders who threaded their way through residential areas of the city, out into the countryside and back into town.
Thursday - Frank Gray
In 1853, somewhere in Fort Wayne, a procession was held celebrating the opening of the first free public school in the city. Fittingly, a schoolboy took part carrying a banner, proclaiming the value of education.
Tuesday - Frank Gray
Frank Gray | The Journal Gazette
Steve Staley travels a lot for a living, flying all over the country auditing building inspectors for HUD, whatever that involves.
Sunday - Frank Gray
Local columns
- 12% of bills reach Pence
Now that the 2013 legislative session has wrapped – including gubernatorial action on all the bills – it’s time to review the term by the numbers.Sunday - Political Notebook - The blog
Fogle loved to shoot the news
When I started at The Journal Gazette in the 1980s, one of the first people I met was a guy named Dailey Fogle, a name just odd enough to make it easy to remember.May 16, 2013 - Frank Gray- Where the sidewalk ends
When a developer builds a new subdivision, it isn’t uncommon to install sidewalks on just one side of the street. That’s the way it was done in Evelyn Murphy’s subdivision along Londonderry Lane on the city’s north side.May 14, 2013 - Frank Gray
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