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Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Joshua S. Durnell, son of Gail S. and Steven Durnell of Fort Wayne, IN, and more

The Memory Walk is the Alzheimer Association’s national signature event. The Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Indiana held this year’s Memory

On May 15th, 2004 Scott Coe of Waynedale, Indiana was therrrrrrrr at Anderson Speedway Saturday night and took what was

St. Therese Catholic Church, 2304 Lower Huntington Rd., Fort Wayne had another great Fall Festival on Saturday, September 4, 2004.

Last year our first Annual Picnic was a great success and another was planned for this year on August 28,

Emily Hanchar was back in Waynedale for a visit during the first week of September. Many of you may remember

K & K Insurance, 1712 Magnavox Way, Fort Wayne has participated in the Day of Caring for the last three

Sophomore #17, Katie Christian from Bishop Luers defends against Wayne High School’s #15, Paige Koomler. Wayne lost the August 31

On Wednesday, August 18 and Thursday, August 19 the Indiana Chapter of the United States LST Association had its yearly

Those guys in the Lions Club certainly perform a great deal of service to the community. They even help the

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Joshua S. Durnell, son of Gail S. and Steven Durnell of Fort

Bianchi Industrial Services started demolition at the L. S. Ayres building on Tuesday, August 17, 2004 after a brief ceremony

On July 16, 2004, Russell McMillen, a retired Design Engineer from International Harvester, accompanied by his wife Mabel, donated a

Wednesday, August 18, American Legion Post 241 awarded nine scholarships to outstanding local students. Charlie Rathsack, Commander Post 241, opened

Trudy Grafton began her career as a bus driver for Head Start. She served as principal in Blanchard, Michigan before

Herbert Carr grew up on the Southwest side of Fort Wayne. He attended Central High School, has a Bachelor’s degree

I was visiting Englewood Nursing Home a couple of weeks ago and I noticed a brand new, assembled Adirondack wood

Thanks to the Waynedale Lions who cooked 200 chicken breasts, 200 brats, and 150 hot dogs for Kingston Residence’s Family

Kathy Ehinger and her daughter Kaitlyn, display some of the goods to be auctioned off at the Saint Therese Fall

The LeighAnn Palmer Golf Outing will be a double shotgun 4-person team Florida scramble this year. The outing is scheduled

Being a general manager for a minor league baseball team has definitely been a rewarding experience for Napoleon native Mike

When school starts this year I will again teach first grade.‑ My fellow first grade teacher whose classroom is next

The spirited National Championship competition of the United States Pony Clubs was held July 19-23 in Lexington, KY. Kirsten Hoham

AVALON WINS FIFTH STRAIGHT CITY TITLE   Avalon’s Swim Club won this year’s City Swim Meet. It is the fifth

The Pocahontas Swim Team finished their 4-1 season with a second-place overall finish at the City Meet, held July 18th.

Kenny Aschliman didn’t plan on painting murals, but that is what he has been doing lately. Kenny is a sophomore