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Free tax help is available to area residents now through April 8, 2026. For residents with income under $69,000 in
Read MoreFree tax help is available to area residents now through April 8, 2026. For residents with income under $69,000 in
Read More“STARCROSSED: Bridgerton Edition” is a fully immersive performance presented by the Fort Wayne Dance Collective. FWDC first created “Starcrossed” in
Read MoreTEQUILA & BOURBON TASTING @ FORT WAYNE SPORT CLUB Sat. January 31, 5:30-11p 3102 Ardmore Ave. Fort Wayne, IN 46802
Read MoreMayor Sharon Tucker announced a leadership change in the Fort Wayne Police Department. Scott Caudill stepped down as police chief
Read MoreThe Allen County Neighborhoods Forum will hold its first quarterly meeting of 2026 on Thursday, January 22, beginning at 6:30
Read MoreOn Sunday, January 4, 2026 Pastor Tom Ahlersmeyer was installed as Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church’s newest Pastor. The Rev. Dr.
Read MoreWith respiratory illnesses rising locally and across Indiana, precautions are increasingly important to protect friends, family, and those among our
Read MoreParkview Health announced this week it has partnered with national non-profit Undue Medical Debt to abolish $64.13 million in debt
Read MoreThe Better Business Bureau Serving Northern Indiana (BBB) Charitable and Education Foundation is now accepting applications for its Students of
Read MoreWednesday, January 7th was the first day of candidate filing for Indiana 2026 Primary Election in May. Candidates wishing to
Read MoreNouvelle Annee will take place at The Old Fort (1201 Spy Run Avenue) on Saturday, January 24, 2026, from 9:00
Read MoreThe General “Mad” Anthony Wayne Organization, Inc., presented its 2025 “Legion of the United States Award” to the Sons of
Read MorePokagon State Park’s 8-mile Hell’s Point Challenge has been open since 2017. To complete it, you must hike a mapped
Read MoreThe annual Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Division of Historic Preservation & Archaeology (DHPA) photo contest has started, and
Read MoreThe Polar Bear Club plunged into 2026 with their annual dip into the St. Joseph River. The annual New Year’s
Read MoreWAYNEDALE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH www.WaynedaleUMC.com 2501 Church Street Fort Wayne, IN 46809 (260) 747-7424 office.waynedaleumc @gmail.com Worship Times: Sunday: 9:45a
Read MoreNortheastern Indiana residents can share the love this Valentine’s season through one of the most heart-warming fundraisers of the year.
Read MoreIndiana Historical Society is excited to announce the appointment of a new Indiana county historian in Allen County, along with
Read MoreThe Wayne and South Side Marching Band is bringing back a post-holiday tradition that helps the environment while supporting student
Read MoreWAYNEDALE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH www.WaynedaleUMC.com 2501 Church Street Fort Wayne, IN 46809 (260) 747-7424 office.waynedaleumc @gmail.com Worship Times: Sunday 9:45
Read MoreAs Fort Wayne settles into the Christmas season and looks ahead to the new year, Fire and Light Productions is
Read MoreBowen Health had a ribbon-cutting on December 18 for its new health clinic on Washington Center Rd. in Fort Wayne.
Read MoreA recent holiday event at the Boys and Girls Clubs of Fort Wayne brought together 111 Design and more than
Read MoreOn Sunday, January 4, the History Center will present the next installment of the 2025-2026 George R. Mather Sunday Lecture
Read MoreJust over 25 years ago, Edwin (Ed) and Mary Lou Fox stopped by their daughter Terri Koomler’s salon for a
Read MoreCody Brooks was sworn in recently as the FWFD’s Deputy Chief, in a position appointed by Mayor Sharon Tucker. Brooks
Read MoreIndiana high school seniors and college students planning to pursue a career in teaching can now apply for a Next
Read MoreAdams Radio Group Ft. Wayne has teamed up with 12 local companies to bring over $16,500 in assistance to families
Read MoreTimothy Edward Wagley, 78, of Fort Wayne, met Jesus face to face on Sunday, December 7, 2025. Tim was born
Read MoreEvery winter, thousands of Hoosiers safely enjoy fishing, skating, hiking, or just sliding around on frozen ponds and lakes. And
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