Leon is taking over at the same time PBS is being stripped of government funding. Between revoked state and federal grants, ...

Edward R. Leon is taking the reins from Bruce Haines, who retired this year after 17 years of leadership at PBS.

Local PBS leaders say public media is in jeopardy after Congress approved a bill that would slash over $1 billion in federal ...

PBS Fort Wayne announced a new president today, following the retirement of its previous long-time president.

PBS Fort Wayne is a valued community service that was launched by local residents in 1975. Over the past 50 years, the station has connected across the region’s communities to celebrate its ...

Local PBS leaders say public media is in jeopardy. Congress recently approved a bill that would cut more than $1 billion in ...

Learn about the history and development of Fort Wayne's Headwaters Park. ... Headwaters Park - Fort Wayne's Lasting Legacy is a local public television program presented by PBS Fort Wayne.

PBS Fort Wayne’s annual allocation was $400,000, which represents 12% of the organization’s budget. We’ll certainly work to fill the gap with other funding sources.

PBS Fort Wayne in Indiana named Edward R. Leon president and CEO. Leon succeeds Bruce Haines, who retired this year after leading the station since 2008.

A look back at Fort Wayne's cherished spaces and places that are no longer here. More More. In this presentation, you’ll get to revisit some of Fort Wayne's places.

Before joining PBS Fort Wayne, Haines was GM of WBOI, the public radio station in Fort Wayne, where he worked for 21 years. He has also been PD for WBST, Ball State University’s public radio station ...

Earlier this year, Indiana lawmakers eliminated $3.7 million in annual state funding for public media stations, which ...