A Look Back At Our Community In 2019

Though it didn’t officially open for another 30 minutes, Umber’s Do-It-Best hardware store’s parking lot was packed beyond capacity at

This week, The Waynedale Community Picnic committee announced that last year was the 16th and final time they would hold

On November 16, 2018, the Waynedale Lions Club teamed up with Maplewood Elementary School, the PTA, and other local organizations

A new club and restaurant is slated to open soon next to the Clyde Theater, bringing a bistro to the

Recently, the city’s Fort Wayne Historic Preservation Commission unanimously approved a Local Historic Designation of the Prairie Grove Chapel and

Amanda Vance has an inkling about why so many of her library patrons are racking up more reading hours this

As we enter 2019, it’s incredible to look around and see what our community has become! In just the past

The Fort Wayne Pet Food Pantry will be open every other Saturday beginning in January 2019 at 2502 Church St.

As manager of the Waynedale Branch of the Allen County Public Library, Amanda Vance always looks forward to this time

A Waynedale veterans group celebrated the recent Veterans’ Day with a powerful memorial to service people lost in the line

Incorporated on January 24th, 1962 and comprised of 385 homes, Lake Shores Community Association, is one of the larger neighborhoods

The long-standing Village Bowl at Quimby Village is finally no more. Demolition on the venerable old building was completed about

Quality. Integrity. Community. Three words that are the foundation of Rich’s Auto Center. For the past 20 years, Rich and

David Siples shepherded his two puppies around the moist grass, as they ran, scratched and sniffed everything in sight. On

For the past 15 years, the skies had been relatively clear for the annual Waynedale Community Picnic, but this year,

On September 2, 1932 the first Waynedale Newspaper rolled off the presses. Since then, The Waynedale News continues to be