19th '09 TinCap in Majors
Cody Decker became the 19th TinCaps player from the 2009 Midwest League Championship team to make a major-league debut Monday. According to Sports-Reference.com president Sean Forman, no other Single-A team in minor-league history has produced more future major leaguers.
Date: Wednesday, September 16, 2015
Attribution: THE JOURNAL GAZETTE
Down Syndrome Advocacy at Parkview Field
In the Hoosier state, The Down Syndrome Association of Northeast Indiana (DSANI), estimates that since January there have been 14 births of babies with Down syndrome. Those statistics show the reality of the need for programs such as the Buddy Walk, which has been going on for 17 years and is the DSANI’s largest fundraiser. This year the event, which was held Saturday at Parkview Field, is expected to raise about $90,000 between its estimated 1,200 participants.
Date: Saturday, September 12, 2015
Attribution: WANE
Governor Pence Set to Guide Meeting at Parkview Field
The Indiana Economic Development Corp. will hold its September meeting at 11 a.m. Tuesday in the Tuthill 400 Club at Parkview Field in downtown Fort Wayne. Gov. Mike Pence is scheduled to chair the public meeting.
Date: Friday, September 4, 2015
Attribution: THE JOURNAL GAZETTE
Free Health Screenings Offered at Parkview Health
Parkview Health and the Parkview Comprehensive Cancer Center will offer free health screenings at Parkview Field Tuesday afternoon.
Date: Tuesday, August 25, 2015
Attribution: WANE (ROD HISSONG)
Fort Wayne Climbs to No. 3 in National Minor League Rankings
After dropping to No. 19 in a ranking of national minor league cities four years ago and No. 7 two years ago, Fort Wayne is back up to No. 3 among 212 cities according to a bi-yearly survey by Street & Smith's Sports Business Journal.
Date: Monday, August 17, 2015
Attribution: THE NEWS-SENTINEL (BLAKE SEBRING)
Virtual Learners Get Their Own Back to School Bash at Parkview Field
Thousands of students headed back to school this week, but there's one group that doesn't start until Monday. They're the virtual learners, or home-schooled students. And like traditional students, the virtual learners got a back-to-school bash of their own Wednesday night at Parkview Field.
Date: Wednesday, August 12, 2015
Attribution: 21ALIVE (EMILY DWIRE)
Making Plans to Enjoy Spontaneity at Parkview Field
“Hey, there’s a good concert coming to Parkview Field this weekend,” my husband announced after the kids were in bed. My peripheral vision told me this was a test. My husband was gauging to see if I could handle spontaneity. I had to act carefully.
Date: Monday, August 3, 2015
Attribution: THE NEWS-SENTINEL (JILL ADAMS)
Others Look Longingly at Our Downtown Revival
Need more evidence that downtown Fort Wayne is on the rise? How about the fact that another city is pointing to us as a model for what could happen there?
Date: Monday, August 3, 2015
Attribution: THE JOURNAL GAZETTE
Parkview Field Knocks It Out of the Park with Stand Up to Cancer
$4.1 million was raised by the Stand Up to Cancer program here in Fort Wayne last year and today at Parkview Field, organizers tried to surpass that number.
Date: Sunday, August 2, 2015
Attribution: 21ALIVE
Docs vs. Suits At Bat
The I.U. School of Medicine-Fort Wayne will host the sixth annual free softball game pitting local medical providers against local business professionals. The game is a friendly rivalry that supports scholarship assistance and program development for medical students studying here in Fort Wayne. The game is free, and will be played at Parkview Field on August 21.
Date: Friday, July 31, 2015
Attribution: WANE
50 Years of Voting Rights to Be Hailed at Parkview Field
Several local organizations will observe the 50th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act with a public ceremony that will start at Parkview Field and conclude at the E. Ross Adair Federal Building.
Date: Thursday, July 30, 2015
Attribution: THE JOURNAL GAZETTE (BRIAN FRANCISCO)
Teen Signed to One-Day TinCaps Contract
At WOWO's studios Thursday morning, TinCaps president Mike Nutter surprised 14-year old Jaymason Curry.<br>The teen missed his entire Elmhurst Little League season this year after being diagnosed with a rare form of cancer six months ago.
Date: Thursday, July 30, 2015
Attribution: 21ALIVE
