Bishop Luers, Wayne and South Side High Schools have announced their top students – the Valedictorians and Salutatorians – for 2017.
The high-performing students at local high schools have a wide range of interests and will be attending . . .
A Waynedale native has released a new children’s book, hoping to spark the imagination of children and parents, alike.
Local man, Alan Shaw, has crafted a new work entitled, “Brainstorms: A Cave, A Stream, and A Grandpa That Dreams” and it has . . .
Memorial Day will see the streets of Waynedale flush with cars, marching bands, police cars and more to honor our veterans, living and fallen.
Beginning at 9 a.m. on Monday, May 29, the Waynedale Memorial Day parade will form at the corner of McArthur . . .
A local family pool in the midst of an extensive upgrade got a big financial boost recently from a fundraiser.
Pocohontas Pool, located at 3030 Ojibway Trail in Indian Village, is in the midst of refurbishing its pool and buildings, and the pool’s . . .
One of Fort Wayne’s oldest Little Leagues is one that calls Waynedale home – and one that is backed by some of Waynedale’s most prominent businesses.
In fact, Opening Day for the Elmhurst Little League was April 22, when seven games were played, . . .
A handful of Wayne High School students got an amazing surprise for their home-grown business ideas on a recent afternoon.
At the New Tech Academy at Wayne, a combined English and Economics class of about 75 students is going through a project of starting . . .
Looking for a glimpse of America’s majestic national symbol? Eagle Marsh, just a stone’s throw from Waynedale’s back door, may just be your chance to spy one.
Among the myriad of things the wetland preserve offers is an actual, functioning bald . . .
A Fort Wayne treasure that aids children and adults with disabilities has a vital Waynedale connection.
The Turnstone Center, which opened in 1943, was originally a school for children and adults with disabilities. In fact, its original mission was . . .
A hidden Waynedale jewel is being filled with some of the most beautiful German music you’ve ever heard.
The Fort Wayne Mannerchor/Damenchor, a men’s and women’s choir that sings traditional German choral songs, regularly practices here, and is . . .
At the American Legion Post #241 on February 6, the parking lot was full, the hall was crowded and the tables were full of tempting food.
But it wasn’t one of the many happy events the post, at 7605 Bluffton Road usually hosts. It was the occasion . . .
For too long, the many who walk or bike along Bluffton Road have been in danger of becoming injured in an auto accident on the high-traffic thruway. But come this spring, Waynedale will begin its transition to a safer and better connected pedestrian . . .
The voices of children will be wafting all around town this holiday season as the Fort Wayne Children’s Choir completes their rounds.
Children from third grade all the way up to 12th grade are welcome to audition for the group. Any child is welcome . . .
Youngsters milling around American Legion Post #241 in Waynedale in Navy uniforms aren’t on shore leave from an aircraft carrier, they’re proud members of the post’s Sea Cadet Corp.
Youth, from as young as 10 years old, all the way up through . . .
Students at Miami Middle School recently sent a science experiment more than 90,000 feet in the air to get a little taste of the atmosphere – and of some science.
For about the last five weeks, students at the school have been working with their science . . .
When Jane Rose decided to re-landscape her yard, she knew exactly what she wanted to do.
She wanted to go with native plants for her new yard. So, she turned to her friend and former neighbor, Judith Nastally for help. Nastally owns and operates her . . .
If you see a motorcycle roaring past you on a local roadway, don’t just assume it’s a youngster out looking for a good time. It just might be a rider from American Legion Post #241.
The motorcycle-owning members of the Post belong to what’s called . . .
When you talk about generations, St. Aloysius Parish School has got it covered – multiple generations of students, faculty and parents that have kept the school going strong for more than a century.
The Roman Catholic school, located at 14607 Bluffton . . .
Teens and youth interested in guns and learning to shoot will find a lot to explore at the American Legion Post #241 on Bluffton Road.
Meeting three times a week (Monday and Wednesday evenings after school and Saturday mornings), there are about 15 . . .
The Waynedale American Legion Post #241 has held its Treasure Hunt game for a long time without seeing a winner like it did recently.
Every Thursday, the Post hosts the game, in which players pick random numbers on a game board, and pay $1 for a ticket . . .
On a balmy September afternoon, locals flocked by the dozens for a little fun and historical information at 5705 Bluffton Road in Waynedale.
As part of the Fort Wayne History Center’s summer-long series of events highlighting the city’s prominent . . .