Author: Michael Morrissey

The Fort Wayne Pet Food Pantry will be open every other Saturday beginning in January 2019 at 2502 Church St. in Waynedale. “We are very excited to be a part of the Waynedale Community and look forward to building local relationships”.

Pet food distributions start on January 12 and are

As manager of the Waynedale Branch of the Allen County Public Library, Amanda Vance always looks forward to this time of year.

That’s because it’s time again for a Waynedale holiday tradition that brings decorative holiday wreaths to her library, and much-needed funds to a good Waynedale cause.

The

In celebration of Veterans’ Day, the American Legion Post 241 put on display its “Honor the Fallen Wall,” showing hundreds of pictures of the myriad of servicemen and servicewomen lost in the line of duty since Sept. 11

Demolition on the venerable old building was completed about the middle of October, according to officials from Sweetwater Sound, the company that owns the Quimby Village property.

“The building was so dilapidated,” said Jeff Osterman, Vice President of Performance Improvement

“Both of my boys have spent time working here,” Workman said proudly. “And I’ve been volunteering here for about 20 years.”

On a recent chilly October Friday night, hundreds of visitors c

On the very day of its birthday – October 8 – the center, located at 3320 N. Clinton Street, held the annual Community Health & Information Fair from 8 a.m. to noon.

Welcoming the public into the building for

On a recent cool and breezy autumn afternoon, the Waynedale man brought his two dogs to Pawster Park to let them run, play and socialize with other local canines and their owners.

Quietly tucked off Winchester Road, and cleverly named Paws

That’s the problem that one local teenager is hoping to remedy with his altruistic Eagle Scout project, aimed at securing beds and

With the arcing mounds of dirt covering the fairways and numerous construction equipment dotting the landscape, it doesn’t exactly look open for golfing.

“People drive by and don’t realize the front nine is sti

One of the biggest servers of affordable summer grub is the venerable Community Harvest Food Bank, and its Kids Café program.

The food bank operates five centers throughout Allen County where kids can go to get the free or reduced-price lunch they nor

As one of the owners of Hall’s restaurants, he’s had to tell numerous customers who stop-in to the venerable Bluffton Road restaurant, exactly what’s going on at the diner, and why it’s been closed for the last month.

Renovation construction on the time-honored favorite is moving ahead, but more slow

But, on a recent, sunny summer morning, she holed up in a conference room at the Waynedale branch of the Allen County Public Library, punching, kicking and shouting with a group of youngsters looking to learn a little more about karate

Big music shows are scheduled to visit the newly-revamped theater beginning in May, including some nationally-known acts that the building’s promoters hope will attract concert-goers from around Indiana, Michigan and Ohio.

With roughly $7 million already spent on

The City of Fort Wayne’s Homeowner Repair Loan Program is a means for local residents to get some much needed cash to help with roof or furnace repair or replacement this year.

The program is paid for with federal dollars from the Hou

Basketball clearly is king at Maplewood Elementary School, with the school’s students winning four city championships in the last seven years. Since 2011, the school’s team has been in the city finals seven times – winning it four times, and, coming in as runner-up t