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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.
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Read MoreAs the conversation around renewable energy continues to grow, residents of Allen County are invited to delve deeper into the
Read MoreThe Allen County Public Library is pleased to present a conversation with Leah Johnson on Monday, October 7 at the
Read MoreFort Wayne Parks and Recreation applauds the commitment and accomplishments of the executive committee of the School Children’s Flower and
Read MoreThe scene is a City Council meeting in Big Cherry, a small city that could represent any place in the
Read MoreOn Friday, Oct. 4, a contemporary music concert will be held at 7:30 p.m. at St. Therese Church, 2304 Lower
Read MoreThe City of Fort Wayne’s Community Development Division will host their next Neighborhood Presidents Meeting on Monday, September 16th at
Read MoreThe Mom of an Addict, Inc. is hosting the fifth annual Recovery Rocks at a new location – Headwaters Park
Read MoreGet ready to raise your steins and don your lederhosen! The German Heritage Society and Deer Park Irish Pub are
Read MoreThe Allen County Bicentennial Executive Board is pleased to announce the 15 artists selected to paint murals on fiberglass sculptures
Read MoreThe Shawnee Place Historic District is now listed in the National Register of Historic Places, the nation’s official list of
Read MoreAnimals are now available for adoption at Humane Fort Wayne’s new location at 901 Leesburg Road. Humane Fort Wayne welcomes
Read MoreThe Waynedale News is celebrating 92 years of serving its community with heartfelt stories and local news. Publisher Alex Cornwell marks 15 years leading the paper, emphasizing the importance of community support. Dedicated to telling local stories, the paper thrives thanks to its readers’ engagement and contributions.
Read MoreThis year marks the 70th anniversary of the Waynedale Masonic Lodge, established in 1954. The Lodge has a rich history of community service and growth, culminating in the construction of its Temple in 1969. The Lodge continues to embody the values of Freemasonry and fosters community involvement, inviting all to celebrate this milestone.
Read MoreThe Dafforn Farm in Allen County received the Hoosier Homestead Sesquicentennial Award for continuous operation since 1874. State officials praised the farm’s dedication to agriculture, contributing to Indiana’s economy. Recognizing family-run farms for 100, 150, or 200 years, the award celebrated 104 farms at the Indiana State Fair. Nominations are due Nov. 1.
Read MoreCrescendo Coffee & Café will debut in September 2024 at The Pearl in downtown Fort Wayne, offering fresh, locally sourced food and unique drinks. Sharing space with other eateries, it will create a cozy community hub, add 20 jobs, and host local events. More details are at crescendocoffeecafe.com.
Read MoreFort Wayne will host the “Be a Tourist in Your Own Hometown” on September 8, 2024, to encourage locals to explore the city’s attractions for free with a special passport. Highlights include museums, gardens, and historic sites. Passports can be downloaded or picked up from mid-August, offering chances to win prizes.
Read MoreThe inaugural “Dog Days of Summer” event at Waynedale United Methodist Church was a delightful success, attracting around twenty participants.
Read MoreAI in FW, the leading community initiative focused on advancing artificial intelligence (AI) literacy and engagement in Fort Wayne, is
Read MoreThe U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) recognized Better Climate Challenge and Better Plants Challenge partner General Motors (GM) for its
Read MoreAugust marked National Make a Will Month, and Stillwater Hospice encourages everyone, no matter their income level, to make their
Read MoreThe Allen County Public Library (ACPL) is thrilled to announce a transformative new vision for its system-wide Maker spaces. Since
Read MoreIvy Tech Community College Fort Wayne invites the community to experience French-inspired cuisine during the Classical Cuisine dinner series. Hospitality
Read MoreThe Waynedale United Methodist Church is gearing up for a fur-tastic event that promises to be a hit among dog
Read MoreRyan Miller, a lifelong resident of Fort Wayne, Indiana, and a devoted father, has always had a deep connection to
Read MoreThe City of Fort Wayne held a public meeting recently to share plans for the Paulding Road Improvements Project. For
Read MorePost Miami will take place at the Old Fort on Spy Run Avenue Saturday – Sunday, August 24-25, 2024. As
Read MoreI have been in Waynedale just over a year and it has been a great experience. It is a great
Read MoreThe Jewish Federation of Fort Wayne will host New York Times and USAToday bestselling author Marie Benedict for the annual
Read MoreThe City of Fort Wayne received a $500,000 grant to develop plans for a passenger rail service connecting Pittsburgh to Chicago. HNTB Corporation, with over 110 years of experience, was hired for the project. Supported by regional planning commissions and state transportation departments, the initiative aims to restore rail services through integrated project management.
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