Come IHSAA girls state final basketball playoffs, the intangibles can make all the difference.
Poise under pressure makes a team.
And that is what the Bishop Luers Girls Basketball team is made of. Even with missed calls made by the officials, the Bishop . . .
Heavy smoke and flames broke out around 10am. at the Pyromaniacs store, 6708 Old Trail Road. Jim Rodgers was in a business next door when the fire smoke started billowing out the doors of the store on Wednesday, December 30. Multiple Fort Wayne Fire . . .
Bishop Luers’ grad Kristi O’Brien, won her 1st college-age tourney, which continued to build her confidence after her 3rd place finish in the Fort Wayne Women’s City.
“The course was beautiful, but brutal,” said Kristi after the . . .
I am a transplant to the Fort Wayne area. I was born and raised in south central Wisconsin where my mother and father still live. I have two sons; Alex-who is a co-owner of The Waynedale News and also owns a web-design company called Acorn Design and . . .
With pride and pleasure, D. O. McComb & Sons announces the opening of the Mildred M. McComb Library. Finding a home in the new Arrangement Center at the Lakeside Park Funeral Home, 1140 Lake Avenue, Fort Wayne, this library contains books, tapes, . . .
When your child hears the word “science”, does he/she cringe in fear of boredom or smile in anticipation of a fascinating learning experience? If he or she has been exposed to Mad Science, a locally owned company dedicated to increasing . . .
In 1999 Randy Bartz, a resident of Columbia City, Indiana, was visiting his longtime friend, Shane Decker. Shane is a singer-songwriter who lives in Nashville. As Shane raved about the show that he and some fellow songwriters had just produced in West . . .