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It was 8:45pm, Wednesday night, January 26, 2005 when I saw the lights in my rearview mirror and heard the

On November 11, 2004 Wayne High School grad Jason Baker kicked off for the Indianapolis Colts. He kicked off exclusively

Heidi Schindler always knew she wanted to be a Notre Dame Cheerleader. Some of the earliest pictures of her show

Students at Unity Lutheran, Calhoun Street, gathered and packed containers of school supplies the month of December. These containers were

It is Girl Scout Cookie time once again. On Friday, January 14th Girl Scouts from Adams, Allen, DeKalb, Huntington, Steuben

On Sunday, January 9, the St. Mary’s River at Foster Park was running high, but it was receding and there

Ardelle Glaze was born in West Virginia in 1910. He grew up in Akron, Ohio, so I wondered how his

Bishop John M. D’Arcy will ordain two young men as deacons in the Roman Catholic Church on Saturday, January 8,

Waynedale Plumbing, 3025 Lower Huntington Road, began in 1943 when Charles B. Schmidt quit International Harvester Company. Charles opened a

My parents moved to Waynedale 45 years ago and still live here on Old Trail Road. When I was 12,

Sally and Hermann Quake recently spent a month in Europe, two weeks in Austria and two weeks in Germany.‑ The

The Fort Wayne Inner Groups annual Alcoholics Anonymous New Year’s Eve dance is being sponsored by the Waynedale United Methodist

On December 14, STAR Financial Bank’s Region President Tom Blume, along with Waynedale’s Office Bank Representative Claudia Casiano presented 90

The St. Aloysius Catholic School cheerleaders are shown with the first place trophy they were awarded at Bishop Luers High

It was about eight years ago that Jim Berghoff quit smoking. He knew he needed to make some changes in

Steve White may have been a modern-day child prodigy. By the tender age of nine, he had already built his

We have all heard the phrase “The American Dream,” but have you ever stopped to ask yourself, “If I saw