South & Southwest Fort Wayne Indiana News
The New Year is a time of resolutions. It’s a time when people commit to making a change in their life. Losing weight, changing jobs, saving money, making money, a new relationship, getting in shape, going back to school, or giving up smoking, are just some of the goals people set for themselves
Before it even hit theaters nationwide, Zero Dark Thirty faced both criticism from political voices such as Senator John McCain and Oscar nominations for Best Picture, Best Screenplay, and Best Actress (among others). Though it’s rare to watch a movie without any context, it was also hard not
Investors sometimes may get frustrated with their investments because those investments don’t seem to produce quick results. And perhaps that’s understandable in our fast-paced society, in which we’ve grown accustomed to instant gratification. But investing is, by nature, a long-term
As we embark upon a new year, please know that my administration is doing all we can to enhance economic development opportunities, in order to help local businesses grow and bring and keep jobs in Fort Wayne.
In late December, we joined with private sector business leaders to announce that progress
At the beginning of each year, I like to look back on what we have accomplished here at Wayne Township during the previous year. We had an outstanding 2012, which was capped off by our Holiday Celebration, “Roll Out the Year,” at the Roller Dome South in December. The celebration was a
Indiana closed out 2012 with a bang. Job growth, new company investment and state revenue all showed positive results, which means more Hoosiers are back to work, more small businesses are finding success and our state economy is growing at a significant rate.
Through November, Indiana added more than
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CHARLOTTE NORMA STULTS, 101, of Fort Wayne passed away Wednesday, January 09, 2013 at Ossian Health and Rehabilitation. She was born in VanWert, Ohio to the late Frank J. and Margaret K. (Wine) Houser on January 20, 1911. Ms. Stults was a member of Waynedale United Methodist Church. She enjoyed knitting,
LILLIAN F. STOPPENHAGEN, 89, of Ossian passed away Tuesday, January 8, 2013 at Ossian Health and Rehabilitation. She was born in Blaze, Kentucky on December 19, 1923 to the late James and Myrtle (Lewis) Morgan. She worked for General Electric for 10 years and Melching Machine Shop as a bookkeeper
ELIZABETH A. HILKER, 87, of Fort Wayne, passed away Saturday, January 5, 2013 at her home. She was born February 21, 1925 in Lexington, Kentucky, the daughter of Carl and Elizabeth (Rathfon) Grube. She worked for 40 years as a registered nurse, retiring from Magnovox as an industrial nurse. She was
ALICE J. BURT, 83, passed away Sunday, December 23, 2012 at Lutheran Life Villages in Fort Wayne, Indiana. She was born to the late Jesse and Louise (Heath) Tunison in Virginia on June 4, 1929.
She is survived by two sons, Harry (Dianna) Burt of Fort Wayne and James (Dina) Burt of Palmyra, Pennsylvania;
When Pop Walker sneaked out the kitchen door the other day, it affected all of us. He’s been a resident of the Rest of Your Life retirement home for several years now.
He still remembers who said what during combat in Europe, but has a hard time remembering if he’s had breakfast.
The call
I had a dream, and in that dream my wife and I were standing in the midst of a never-ending field. As far as we could see were neatly cultivated rows of seedlings that had sprouted to a height of six or eight inches. The plants looked to be spaced about six or eight feet apart. The rows were also
Preschool-age children can learn about weather at one of two Salamonie Preschool classes on January 23 at Salamonie Interpretive Center.
“Wild About Weather” runs from 10 to 11:30 a.m. and again from 12:30 to 2 p.m. The interpretive center is in Lost Bridge West State Recreation Area in
Now that Christmas is over we do not have to give up color in our homes. There are many beautiful flowering plants that can be purchased and arranged in our homes for that “lively” look of spring. Plants available at this time of year include cyclamen, begonias, kalanchoes, azaleas, combination
Jim Casaburo, owner of Casa Restaurant Group, was nominated for the 2012 Spirit Award for the Children’s Oncology Camping Association International (COCA-I), in recognition of his contributions to Camp Watcha Wanna Do, Ltd. Camp Watcha Wanna Do serves children and families affected by childhood
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Where did the month of December go? One moment it’s Thanksgiving and now a brand new year. It was a busy time down at the Born Again Quilts studio as restoration work was completed on certain “gotta have it by Christmas” projects.
Now not all of the “gottas” were
WHEN THE SONG OF THE ANGELS IS STILLED
By Howard Thurman
When the song of the angels is stilled,
When the star in the sky is gone,
When the Kings and the Princes are home,
When the shepherds are back with their flocks,
The work of Christmas begins:
To find the lost,
To
The problem with getting a fat head…
is your hat won’t fit anymore.
The Papal Pardon
Paolo, the Pope’s personal butler, received a penance to be performed in the papal prison, for pilfering and peddling parts and pieces from the pope’s private papers, which painfully perplexed
Rusty loved playing outside. When he was in the house he would stand up with his paws on the sill of the big picture window in the family room and look out at the big back yard, wishing he were there. Sometimes he would see a squirrel running up the tall oak tree or a rabbit hopping through the green
Recent discussions in the scientific literature are focusing on monitoring and possibly improving cardiovascular health in children. There’s been a lot of conversation and a lot of controversy. An article in the Journal of the American Medical Association1 argued that universal screening of
This is an age of uncertainty. The country band Little Texas made this clear with their lyrics, “the only thing I’m sure of/is I don’t know what I’d do without your love.” Politicians on both sides of the fence tell us to “believe” or “hope” or
In December, the students and musical directors of St. Joseph-St. Elizabeth School presented two different Christmas programs for school staff, families and friends this Christmas season.
The first Christmas program presentation on December 18 included the preschoolers and the kindergartners singing