SCOUTS HELP DNR REMOVE INVASIVE PLANT SPECIES
Seventy-six Northeast Indiana Boy Scouts and volunteers from the Anthony Wayne Area Council worked with the Indiana Department of Natural
Read MoreOur news highlights the most impactful stories from Waynedale, Aboite, Southtown, Downtown, and the 46807 corridors of Fort Wayne, Indiana. This section brings together local profiles, key updates on city and county decisions, major neighborhood projects, public safety information, and high-profile community events that shape daily life on the south, southwest, and downtown sides of Fort Wayne.
Seventy-six Northeast Indiana Boy Scouts and volunteers from the Anthony Wayne Area Council worked with the Indiana Department of Natural
Read MoreOne of the most historic cemeteries in Indiana, Lindenwood, celebrated its milestone on Sunday, May 30, 2010. Bagpiper Robert Downing,
Read MoreAs schools begin closing for the summer, the Indiana Department of Homeland Security (IDHS), Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) and
Read MoreWhat makes a man so special? We have lost a friend and neighbor in Waynedale. Not the first friend or
Read MoreLakeshores Community Association has been working very hard for the last six months revitalizing their association. The Association’s primary goal
Read MoreOperation U.S. Troop Support and Operation Socks for Our Troops, has announced the second annual Garage Sale for the Troops
Read MoreOn Monday, May 31, the entire country spent time remembering the sacrifices of the members of the United States military.
Read MoreJenna Jennings, daughter of Tracy Jennings, granddaughter of Lon (Sonny) & Cheryl Jennings, all from Waynedale graduated with honors from
Read MoreKingston Residence Assisted Living, 7515 Winchester Road, hosted an open house and book signing on Thursday, April 29th featuring the
Read MoreSt. Joseph-St. Elizabeth Ann Seton School presented three performances of “Annie Junior” at the St. Elizabeth campus on May 13th
Read MoreMore than 5,000 community volunteers of all ages, organized by the City of Fort Wayne participated in the City’s 20th
Read MoreOn May 8, 2010, the Elmhurst High School Robotics Team, lead by Coach Dennis Fisher and mentor Phillip Springer, traveled
Read MoreFort Wayne’s Camp Scott wetlands was open to the public on Thursday, May 20, from 2:00 – 7:00 PM with
Read MoreThe University of Saint Francis’ Oaks and Willows Center is offering an academic support program for children Monday through Thursday
Read MoreCalling a proposal to award U.S. troops medals for holding fire in a war zone “misguided,” the head of the
Read MoreI am a small and precious child, My dad’s been sent to fight. The only place I’ll see his face
Read MoreQuestion: What should I do when they play the Star Spangled Banner or say the Pledge of Allegiance? Answer: First
Read MoreEnglewood Health and Rehabilitation joined with New Hope Hospice to kick off National Nursing Home week with a balloon memorial.
Read MoreMARINE CORPS PFC. MONICA LYNN BECKSTEDT, daughter of Tom and Linda Beckstedt, recently completed basic training and graduated with honors
Read MoreCancer Services of Northeast Indiana will present its annual fundraising walk, Lapper, on Saturday, June 5, 2010, at Foster Park,
Read MoreMemorial Day was first called Decoration Day. For decades people have decorated the graves of their loved ones, with Memorial
Read MoreThe local civilian and military communities came together Wednesday, May 12th to welcome home Waynedale resident Senior Master Sergeant Linda
Read More“…Phyllis Loy and Jan McNellis gave their children the gift of independence. The two had more worries than most parents
Read MoreThe Fort Wayne TinCaps remain one of the most accessible teams in Minor League Baseball as they open the 2010
Read MoreACRES was the first land trust in Indiana and fifty years later, the mission is still the same –
Read MoreThis week’s DYK is excerpted from Chapter 6, of a soon to be released book written by a prominent professor
Read MoreSixth-grade students from Saint John the Baptist Catholic School, 4500 Fairfield Avenue, Fort Wayne, participated in a get-acquainted video exchange
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