Author: Richard A. Stevenson - Wayne Township Trustee

Many people think of Labor Day as just a day off work and maybe a chance to say goodbye to

I’ve been thinking lately about the Wayne Township Trustee Office mission statement which includes the idea that the Trustee’s office

Well the summer season is in full swing now. School is out, Germanfest is over, and soon the fireworks will

Earlier this spring a beloved local sports referee, Tom Knox, passed away and my thoughts were with his grandson, Austin

As I look back over the last several years, I am struck by the changes that I have witnessed while

The month of May brings us lots of good things to celebrate—sunshine, flowers, milder temperatures, the end of the school

On May 8, Indiana voters will cast primary ballots for United States Senate; Congress; state legislature; county offices such as

In Indiana townships, the citizens elect not only a trustee, but also a Township Board. The Board is the legislative

That was the message from the Governor’s Council for People with Disabilities, and if you stopped by our office this

The Wayne Township Trustee Office is taking applications for the 6th Annual Recognizing Achievement Scholarship that it offers to graduating

Townships exist in various forms in about twenty of the United States. In my previous column I promised to talk

In the years following 1787, the new government of the United States surveyed the lands of the old Northwest Territory—an

I recently saw a cartoon calling this past January “The Cruelest Month,” and I could relate. We’ve had record cold

Happy New Year, and welcome to winter! The snow and cold that we’ve recently experienced is making for greater energy

I grew up in a family of eleven children and learned at an early age about not having an abundance

On Saturday, December 16, the Wayne Township Trustee Office will be holding its free Sixth Annual Holiday Celebration from 1:00

It’s holiday shopping time again, and the Wayne Township office is gearing up for the season to benefit our clients

For this column I would like to talk about one of the Township programs I am most proud of as

I’ve been doing some traveling lately and looking around at how other places deal with some of the problems almost

Even though the U.S. economy has slowly improved since the low of the Great Recession in 2008, here at the

While the Trustee’s Office does not close on Columbus Day, we still recognize that 2017 is the 525th anniversary of

It’s hard to believe but fall is just a few days away now. Where’d the summer go? We’ve been very

On Monday, September 4, my staff and I will be hosting a booth at the Annual Labor Day Picnic in