The tastiest ultra- marathon in the country—The HUFF 50K is well known for its post-race food.
And, the art of preparing gallons of homemade soup, soup enough for 1000 people or more, is not an easy task by any means. Just the calculations alone . . .
Eric and Emily Harris, owners of a beautiful 2-acre vineyard and winery near Roanoke, Indiana, along with owner Kevin Croy from Fleet Feet Running Store-Coventry Shopping Center, Fort Wayne were the gracious sponsors of the Vineyard 5K Trail race on . . .
About this time, twenty years ago, students of the Class of 1994 were entering their senior year at Homestead High School.
On Saturday, August 2, 2014 these same classmates gathered to share memories of years gone by. Twenty years of memories. Teachers…the . . .
Waynedale’s American Legion Post #241, AM VETS #33 and VFW #1421 honor our fallen heroes by placing American flags before the gravestones and niches of service members the Saturday prior to Memorial Day weekend.
This tradition, known as “flags . . .
Other than the Sound of Music, the Wizard of Oz is probably one the most delightful musicals of all times. Led by theatre director Karlene Krouse and a cast of 100 members, the audience was swept away to Kansas and beyond the rainbow. The musical ran . . .
On Saturday, May 31, 2014 women and girls are coming together to celebrate sisterhood! Third through fifth grade girls and their mentors will be celebrating the completion of the Girls On The Run program with a 5K Fun Run/Walk called the Diva Dash. . . .
We were just about a mile from the finish line, and I was tapped. My legs were not the issue. It was that I was searching for words of encouragement…to say the right thing. Lynn Trittipo, 66, from Waynedale was running beside me. I had finished . . .
This article is dedicated to all the past, present and future farm kids out there. There may not be many of us remaining, but we all know how very special that time in our life was. No better way to grow up.
Yes, we worked hard and had some long days. . . .
At a yoga studio in Waynedale, students breathe, bend, twist and stretch their way to a healthier, happier state. “No pain, no gain doesn’t apply to this form of exercise,” said Kaitlin Johnston Kochenderfer, 26, owner/instructor . . .
Hundreds of men and women from Fort Wayne have traveled the globe to serve our country, only to find that when they return they don’t have a place to live or employment. So once again, area businesses and schools teamed up and offered their service . . .
Orchards have been awakening this year with a plethora of red shiny orbs. An early crop for apples, all varieties, Macintosh, Paula Reds, Cortlands, Russets, Golden Delicious.
On Winchester Road in Waynedale, Ben Gilliom and his family are rekindling . . .
A rainbow of colorful dresses donned the hallway leading to the library where a message about awareness was given. Cindy Figel began the program with a prayer in memory of a 20-year-old IU student Heather Ancelet Norris, who was in an abusive relationship . . .
This summer join up with a great group of people who look forward to improving their lifestyle with a new program called No Boundaries.
This is an inaugural complimentary 12-week beginner 5K training program sponsored by New Balance.
No Boundaries is . . .
It was a beautiful day for baseball, as Game Day Sports took to the field against a team called The Deck. The game started at 10am on Saturday, May 4, 2013 down at Foster Park’s Little League Diamond #2. The field was a bright green with a deep . . .
This Saturday, Fort Wayne’s Baer Field Speedway celebrates a half-century of providing short-track racing thrills, with the 50th annual SEASON OPENER! The action will be befitting such a momentous occasion as the ever-popular HOSS Outlaw Winged . . .
Last weekend you may have looked up at the sky and noticed a massive cloud of smoke. And, as you traveled down Engle Road, there was this huge fire! It was a controlled or prescribed burn. It’s like a process in which humans mimic nature. Fire . . .
She has had enough of amateur tournaments playing for tin cups, bowls and TVs. Bishop Luers grad Kristi O’Brien is ready to step up to the next level. She has chosen to become a professional golfer and play for pay.
Good for her! She has the ambition . . .
Kroger Central Division celebrated the grand reopening of the company’s 7008 Bluffton Road store in Fort Wayne-Waynedale recently.
The total economic investment in this store is $2.1 million. Kroger’s project was led by Project Manager Sandy . . .
On December 3rd, Jaylon Smith got a call from the principal’s office. As he wandered through the halls to the office he thought, “I bet they want me to play basketball…Oh man, I want to play football.” “My game is football, . . .
The Christmas season will soon be upon us and that holiday spirit will be in full force—decorating, baking, money dropped into the traditional red kettle and, of course, the lighting of a tree.
This year make it a “special tree lighting”, . . .
It was a cool autumn evening at Luersfield on Friday, October 12 when the Class 2A Bishop Luers Knights put on their red and black uniforms to battle the gold and white Bishop Dwenger Saints. Record shows the Knights winning last year, but the Class . . .
Found a neat piece of history tucked away in Monroeville last weekend. Folks gathered to get a closer view and hear stories told of the veteran aircraft, the F-84F fighter jet.
Over the summer, members of the Monroeville Veterans of Foreign Wars Post . . .
This Friday, September 21 Bishop Luers High School will play Concordia Lutheran at Zollner Stadium. Steve Keefer will be heading the Luers football program as announced on Monday afternoon when Keefer spoke to the press after the school had their closed . . .
The Fort Wayne Air Show presented by the 122nd Fighter Wing, Fort Wayne Air National Guard Base takes flight Saturday, September 1, 2012 through Sunday, September 2, 2012. The air show will take place at the 122FW Air Guard Base, just off Bluffton . . .
The year was 1961. It was an era of happy motoring. Gas price was 27.9 cents a gallon and if you ordered a full tank of gas, a group of nattily-uniformed attendants would check your oil level, the charge in your battery, the air pressure in your tires . . .
Tamma Stine was born February 17, 1840 in Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany, the son of Henry Stine and Elizabeth Herber-Stine. His father died shortly after his birth. At the age of twelve, Tamma and his mother left Germany and came to Fort Wayne, Indiana. . . .
The baseball series started Friday afternoon, April 27, 2012. The IPFW Mastodons were looking to stomp on the Bisons last weekend as they played North Dakota State.
It started out a bright sunny day on the IPFW field, but the Bisons quickly took charge . . .
After several practices in ‘pro pads’, the University of Saint Francis donned full pads for full contact practice recently at Bishop D’Arcy Stadium and engaged in a spirited workout for nearly two hours.
Mostly sunny, dry weather prevailed . . .
Miami Chief Jean-Baptiste de Richardville’s strong business sense made him the richest man in Indiana at the time of his death. Today his house is recognized as the oldest Native American structures in the nation and the oldest house in northeast . . .
For the 15th year Deer Park Pub, began its St. Patrick’s Day celebration Friday evening with the tappin’ of a keg filled with traditional green lager beer, while the band Scratch N Sniff played a few Irish tunes.
The Fort Wayne tavern, located . . .