Author: Michael Morrissey

A Fort Wayne agency has crafted a new tool to help residents learn more about their historic neighborhood. The Wunderkammer

A troupe of Fort Wayne musicians is playing “terrible” music to entertain the city and bring themselves a little happiness.

A local author has self-published her first book, looking to boost the confidence and self-worth of local youth. Tina Gasnarez,

One of Waynedale’s favorite citizens and a former owner of the Waynedale News has passed away. Robert (Bob) L. Stark

Some smelly, old gym shoes are the currency one South Side High School coach hopes can help her teams. South

A Fort Wayne native is doing his best to promote and publicize one of the city’s oldest neighborhoods. About two

Any time a company reaches its 40th year in business, a milestone celebration is appropriate. And that’s exactly what one

A line of cars, people and marching bands is set to parade through Waynedale to commemorate the upcoming Memorial Day

This is a follow-up to an article focused on the inspiring success story of Aiden and his family that printed

Loren Allison likes to think his affection for labor law comes from his hard-working parents. The counsel for the Waynedale

A new eatery has taken the place of an old Waynedale institution. The Top Notch Diner recently opened their doors

An area chess club recently got a little help from a local high-status player. The coach for Canterbury High School’s

A local parade for a child who had just beaten cancer recently lit up a Southwood Park neighborhood. In honor

Since October, students and teachers at Maplewood Elementary undertook a drive to collect as many socks as they could to

Helen Frost and Dani Tippmann have been talking and teaching about the Miami Indian culture together for so long now,

The first Thanksgiving, celebrated in October of 1621, was a 3 day long feast. The pilgrims and the Native Americans