Author: The Waynedale News Staff

The Veterans National Memorial Shrine and Museum is paying tribute to all local Vietnam Veterans whose names are forever inscribed

ARCH will continue its 2026 Fun & Free Lecture Series this spring with three Saturday programs at Cinema Center, 437

The 2026 Fort Wayne Neighborhood Engagement Grant Program will again provide funding to help neighborhood associations create events and programs

Lutheran Health Network is again asking the community to help stock local food pantries through its annual Jars of Love

A free presentation by local attorney, Heidi Fowler, explaining Indiana’s Expungement Law and local resources for legal assistance will be

A new, nationwide study of high school policies in all 50 states finds that Indiana is leading the way in

As the 2026 Winter Olympics drew to a close, Fort Wayne City Utilities brings home its own international gold medal

“No one rebuilds alone. Every transformation begins when someone is given support, dignity, and belief,” said Chaunté Lowe, four-time Olympian,

Believe In A Dream, a nonprofit that helps young people grow through hands-on programs in entrepreneurship, leadership, technology, and the

Alive Community Outreach is expanding its mission of building a culture of peace in Fort Wayne through the launch of

AARP Indiana is applauding a major step forward in protecting Hoosiers from cryptocurrency scams. The state office of the nation’s

Questa Education Foundation has introduced a new tool aimed at helping Northeast Indiana learners find ways to pay for education

Brightpoint and MidWest America Federal Credit Union have launched a pilot program aimed at helping more low to moderate income

Ivy Tech Community College Fort Wayne and Kosciusko County has received a $60,000 grant to offer free robotic welding training