Author: Richard A. Stevenson - Wayne Township Trustee

As part of our weekly Wednesday training class I talk with clients on many of the practical lessons I have

This year the Fourth of July falls on a Tuesday, so the Wayne Township Trustee Office will be open Monday,

With the Great American Cleanup, the Waynedale Parade and our other May activities behind us—isn’t 2017 just flying by—we turn

Well the seasons are turning again and Memorial Day will be here shortly. The United States has been observing that

On Sunday, May 14, we will be celebrating Mother’s Day when we honor our mothers and all the contributions they

It’s getting toward the end of the school year, and once again the Wayne Township Trustee Office is taking applications

Early last month our office hosted a public meeting, at the downtown library, of landlords who rent their properties to

March 17th, St. Patrick’s Day, is on a Friday this year, and there are lots of parties and celebrations planned

The weather this winter has been very unusual-so warm these last few weeks that I’ve been wanting for a couple

I see by my calendar that February 20th is Presidents Day. Now, as I recall, there was no such holiday

February is Black History Month, and this week I’d like to share a little background on how that celebration came

This time of year there’s a lot of talk about football and the teamwork involved in ensuring a winning season.

At this time of year many of you are thinking more about doing for others—with shopping, decorating, baking—than about attending

Some years ago I had the opportunity to become a foster parent to four young children, three of whom were

On October 21 the Wayne Township Trustee Office participated in the annual Stand Down event held at the Volunteers of

We’ve had some beautiful October days here in Wayne Township, but we all know that cold, winter weather will be

For October our Employee of the Month here at the Wayne Township Office is Patsy Brewer. She is an executive

Last month my office took part in a Community Health Assessment and Group Survey. Jered and Becca from Purdue University

Think about plants. They all have certain requirements necessary for life and growth. For a healthy plant you need light,

When a citizen comes to the Wayne Township Trustee Office for assistance, my staff works hard to process the request

Back in April I wrote about the community gardens at Foster Park West on Bluffton Road. Maybe you remember the

Another academic year has wound up, and at the Wayne Township Trustee Board Meeting held at our office in downtown

Well the sunny days of summer are upon us, and I’m ready for another festive July full of fireworks and

I’m always looking for enjoyable inexpensive events for our clients to take part in. Most of our clients don’t have

In this year of 2016, the state of Indiana’s two hundredth birthday, I have been thinking a lot about history