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Nashville singer songwriters Peter Bradley Adams, Amy Speace, Robby Hecht, Meaghan Farrell and Tim Easton are heading to Fort Wayne for Meyer's Songs in the City concert series.
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To lighten winter’s sadness, Mark Meyer, a local creator and music promotor, is presenting an intimate 5-concert series showcasing veteran singer songwriters from Nashville.
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Who & What: January 16, 2026
Nuclear power legislation would cut Indiana's oversight from state law. Rezoning decision on Martindale-Brightwood data center delayed. Indiana lawmakers want to restrict kids' social media use.
Who & What: January 15, 2026
Indivisible NEI met with Young and Banks staff on Venezuela concerns. Agenda change cut public comment, sparking chaos at council. Braun’s State of the State address focused on jobs and affordability.
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We hear from Curt Cignetti and Fernando Mendoza ahead of Monday's title game. Zach and Victoria discuss local hoops and preview girls' wrestling state finals. We close with notes on the Komets, NFL playoffs, and more.
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