Author: Camille Garrison

“In 1992, about 250 volunteers gathered to help spruce up what was then the YWCA campus on North Wells Street.

As with many event causalities that occurred due to the COVID-19, the annual Walk in Waynedale was no exception and

Forefront Pastor Ted Jansen, left – Margy Schimmel, in front of car – Fred Schimmel, to right – Jerry Niedzwiecki.

When I think of staunch longtime Waynedale supporters, GMI Insurance quickly jumps to mind. They are an organization who pulls

April is National Volunteer Month and I’d like to take this opportunity to highlight two of our own long term

Members of Waynedale United Methodist Church present 25 Military Biblesticks to the 122nd Fighter Wing Chaplains’ office. Pictured are from

I was always fascinated by the stories my 93-year-old Grandmother would share about her youth. I remember her telling us

To the Waynedale Community, THANK YOU for making our inaugural Walk In Waynedale a success! During a wrap meeting Monday

In 2011, with a $5,000 loan from his parents in his pocket, 19-year-old Bo Gonzalez was about to realize his

Mount Calvary Lutheran Church began in the 1920’s as a Sunday School Mission in what was once considered a “remote”

While driving down Lower Huntington near the heart of Waynedale you might have admired the stunning jewel-toned stained glass windows