Council approves $2.6M for East State Village upgrades coming this fall
16-09-2026 03:05 via wane.com

Council approves $2.6M for East State Village upgrades coming this fall

Fort Wayne City Council on Tuesday approved a $2.6 million construction project along East State Boulevard.
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