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A walk down Wells published in Fort Wayne Magazine Every cool city has one: a “district,” a hip stretch of shops and restaurants where the products and the people are a little different. It’s a haven for creative types, a breeding ground for expression and out-of-the-box thinking, an area where the unusual draws the disenfranchised, the arbiters of leading trends and tourists who want a sense of place. Dallas has its Deep Ellum; Columbus, Ohio, its Short North. Not much can beat Boulder, Colorado’s Pearl Street. San Francisco’s Haight Ashbury is legendary; even Indianapolis can claim Broad Ripple. But Fort Wayne is not to be left off the list. There is such a neighborhood – not the only one, but a perfect example – nestled within our reawakening downtown. It is home to artists, thinkers, entrepreneurs and free spirits. It hosts one-of-a-kind restaurants and shops selling things you simply can’t find anywhere else. It’s got a bit of urban grit, a wealth of warm welcome and the juice of a fresh sprucing up. Wander for a bit down Wells Street. You might just be surprised.

All the elements of a great idea published by the Chicago Sun-Times Jonathan Miller’s wife, Jennifer, really hates raisins in her protein bars. They’re not really Jonathan’s thing, either. He prefers dried cherries. He also wants his bar to get him going in the morning, give him sustained energy, pack a lot of fiber and offer enough protein to tide him over till lunch. But he wasn’t finding anything like that on the shelves, so he started making his own. He can have some made for you, too, via Element Bars—custom protein bars. Thanks to a nifty online interface, users can drag and drop their favorite ingredients into a little bundle of personalized goodness and have it shipped to their homes. You can get your whey your way.

	Whole Latte Love (PDF) published in Fort Wayne Magazine There’s always been a need for such a place. A hangout, a hot spot, a neighborhood joint … call it what you will. It’s a place where teenagers can see and be seen, friends can relax together, deals can be made, first dates can unfold. Less intimate than a home, more comfortable than a conference room, open to all.

	The Fox and the Horn (PDF) published in Fort Wayne Magazine It all began with a Fox in a chicken coop. The result was not a cacophony of squawking, however, but the strains of beautiful music from fine instruments revered around the world.
Perfect princess party suits parents to a “tea” published by Fort Wayne Newspapers In just two hours, Lisa Rumsey and Gina Wagner can fulfill every one of a little girl’s most extravagant birthday princess wishes. At the same time, they fulfill all of her parents’ wishes, too.

Franchise burns bright published by Fort Wayne Newspapers Soccer gets hotter every year, and Fort Wayne is feeling the Fever.

Lawns are lap of luxury at this yard sale published by Fort Wayne Newspapers I was mesmerized by the Ring of Fire. It sat under a gazebo, on a deck surrounded by warm wooden benches, its flickering flames, gurgling water and glittering glass pebbles encouraging me to put my feet up and perhaps mull for a while the meaning of the Johnny Cash song by the same name.