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“For it is in giving that we receive.” St. Francis of Assisi Investing in your hometown is a great way

SONS OF THE AMERICAN LEGION #241 DONATES GENEROUS AMOUNT TO BOY SCOUT TROOP #344 “Now maybe some of our boys

On May 10, St. Joseph-St. Elizabeth School, Brooklyn Avenue, held its annual “Era Day” at the St. Joseph campus. Era

School Days, School Days, Good Old Golden Rule Days…Nothing gets children more excited than spring fever and knowing that the

On May Day the sun was shining and families were enjoying the spring day. Nothing screams warmer weather more than

Happy Mother’s Day! Whether by birth, choice or mother-figure this Sunday we honor the mothers in our lives. How can

In this year’s theatrical performance Peter Pan, Captain Hook and Tinker Bell will carry you away to an enchanted Neverland

Happy 40th Birthday “Fly”! Love,Mom, Dad, Jeff & Chris.

On May 1, 2011, as Pope John Paul II is beautified, the children of St. Therese Catholic Church received their

On April 20, men were called to the Whitley County Court House, in 1861. Almost to the date, 150 years

Bishop Luers presents Luers Knight, the high school’s largest fundraiser of the year on Friday, April 29th. Guests were treated

Every spring, I keep a lookout for one of the most beautiful birds you will ever see. They are Rose-Breasted

He was a year-old shelter dog. But even an animal deserves a second chance in life, so we adopted this

On April 13, a musical ensemble from the Fort Wayne Philharmonic visited St. Joseph-St. Elizabeth School at the St. Elizabeth

Louise Bojrab (R) with Cecilia Diehm. Eric Diehm (L), April Hapner Shaw (UL), Trudi Suman Diehm (UR).

University of Saint Francis students and faculty sponsor Professor Dan Boylan wrapped up “iActed on Behalf of …,” a six-month

One of the first Easter celebrations in the area was held at the Waynedale Park Pavilion on Saturday, April 16,

One hundred and fifty years ago, the United States entered into the bloodiest war in its history. It lasted for

Human presence is a creative and turbulent sacrament, a visible sign of invisible grace. Nowhere else is there such intimate

We, the people of Waynedale, have a great amount of pride and sense of ownership with regards to our community

The Pearson Company, Fort Wayne, sold accordions with a teaching plan. It was called the Howell-Aretta System, developed by Ken