The investment world can be complex – and trying to navigate it by yourself is a daunting task. That’s why you may want to work with a professional financial advisor – someone with the experience and resources to help you reach all . . .
Fort Wayne’s first retail store selling Apple Computers and iPods, Signature Mac Inc, recently opened their doors and celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on April 25 at 1 p.m. They are located at 430 West Coliseum Boulevard, just two doors . . .
The Internal Revenue Service has begun to transfer economic stimulus payments to millions of Americans.
The IRS will issue payments of up to $600 ($1,200 for married couples) plus $300 for eligible children younger than 17, throughout the spring and . . .
On behalf of my late wife Melinda (Minnie) Lukins and myself John we would like to thank you for the past 12 years of business at Minnie’s Diner.
We have enjoyed the folks of Waynedale coming to eat, and making friends at Minnie’s.
Minnie . . .
All of us face challenges in our efforts to achieve our long-term financial goals, such as a comfortable retirement. But if you’re a woman, the unfortunate truth is that you may have more hurdles to overcome than a man. However, knowledge is . . .
Curves pledges minimum $1 million donation to the Olivia Newton-John Cancer Centre Appeal
Curves of Waynedale part of the world’s largest fitness franchisor, announced that it is joining Australian superstar Olivia Newton-John in the fight against . . .
The Foellinger Foundation is celebrating its 50th anniversary with these two public events as a gift to the community from the Foundation, one of Allen County’s largest grantmakers supporting local nonprofit organizations. Please come help us . . .
Detective Cornell Wiley from the Fort Wayne Police Department was available for questions at the Allendale/Belle Vista Neighborhood Association Meeting. The meeting was held at the Southwest Conservation Club on April 9 at 7:00 PM, with Association . . .
Being Wayne Township Trustee must be one of the best jobs in the world. Not only do I have the opportunity to help those in need, sometimes I get to meet really important people like, for example, a Presidential candidate.
I was honored to have the . . .
Whenever you see people enjoying a comfortable retirement – traveling, volunteering, pursuing hobbies, taking up a new career – you can be pretty sure it all didn’t happen by accident. In fact, success at retirement is similar to . . .
Many investors try to “time” the market by “buying low and selling high.” In theory, that’s a great idea – but it’s almost impossible to put into practice.
If you try to outguess the market, you run the substantial . . .
David E. Morrison has been named as the new president and CEO of Ossian State Bank, it was announced by the bank’s chairman of the board, William Milholland.
“I love community banking,” Morrison said. “I’m looking forward . . .
Identity theft is big business. In fact, each year, billions of dollars – that’s billions, with a “b” – is lost to identity theft, according to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). This cumulative figure may not mean that . . .
Tax his land (property tax)
Tax his bed (innkeeper’s tax)
Tax the table at which he’s fed (food and beverage tax).
Tax his tractor (sales and fuel tax)
Tax his mule, teach him taxes are the rule
Tax his cow
Tax his goat, Tax his pants, . . .
South Side High School’s International Baccalaureate Programme was highlighted at an information night at 7 p.m. Tuesday, February 5, at South Side, 3601 S. Calhoun Street.
South Side is the only school in northeast Indiana to offer the prestigious . . .
Becker joins Park Board for four-year term
Cheri Becker, executive director of Invent Tomorrow, Inc. was named by Mayor Tom Henry to the Board of Park Commissioners and will begin her four-year term this month.
“The Mayor’s appointment . . .
In the old days, if you worked for a company, your retirement income would likely have been in the form of a pension, with the amount based on your income level and years of service. Apart from those factors, you had little control over the size of . . .
Steve Hoffman has been named Director of Administration at CANI, Community Action of Northeast Indiana, from Director of Planning and Development. In his prior role, he has directed the community development, planning, marketing, and fundraising efforts . . .
Latest designs, digital fly-through and progress report on tap for public event
Hardball Capital, Barry Real Estate Companies, White Lodging Services and the City of Fort Wayne hosted a community open house on Thursday, February 21 from 6 p.m. until . . .
As you are no doubt aware, 2008 is a presidential election year. As a citizen, you may well have a great deal of interest in the election. But how about as an investor? How does an election year affect the investment climate? And – again from . . .
Entrée Vous, a nationwide meal preparation concept, is encouraging couples to learn the romance of cooking together by offering couples cooking sessions throughout the month of February. In recognition of Valentines Day, local Entrée Vous owners . . .
The Fort Wayne Fire and Police Departments along with the Fort Wayne-Allen County Department of Health offer the following review of the Smoking Ordinance that applies to the City of Fort Wayne.
Owners, operators, managers or employees having control . . .
IRS Reminds Taxpayers to e-file and Watch for Tax Law Changes
With millions of tax packages beginning to arrive in mailboxes, the Internal Revenue Service reminded taxpayers to watch for commonly overlooked tax credits and late tax law changes . . .
The Lutheran Foundation is pleased to announce the appointment of two new members to its Board of Directors. The Board also announced its Officers for 2008.
Nan Nidlinger is a lifelong member of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church-Friedheim in Decatur, . . .
About 96 million people own mutual funds, according to the Investment Company Institute, a trade organization for the mutual fund industry. So the chances are pretty good that you may already own some funds — but with more than 10,000 of them on . . .
There is a growing concern in the world about our Earth’s environment being destroyed by global warming, and the landfills are filling up fast.
Conservation efforts are failing, and our planet’s rainforests are being depleted to help fuel . . .
Mayor Graham Richard and people from across the city gathered to break ground on Harrison Square. The public celebration marked the formal beginning of construction for the signature downtown Fort Wayne catalyst project.
“Harrison Square is breaking . . .
High school and college students may not be thinking of summer or jobs just yet – but now is the time to apply if they are interested in working for the Parks and Recreation Department.
Every year, the Department hires 300+ seasonal employees to work . . .
The Kroger Company has extended its high school spirit wear program to include 71 high schools in Indiana and Illinois. Kroger donates 10% of the retail price on spirit wear to the schools.
Watch Us Incorporated contacts schools via their athletic directors. . . .
If your business accepts checks, then you have likely been at one time in your history a victim of a bad check. Regardless of careful check acceptance procedures and policies, it is still possible that your firm or organization may receive such a check . . .