Featured Local News

It was Saturday, November 15, 2003 and the annual ritual of opening day for Indiana’s deer hunting. The whitetail rut

Harrison Hull was nineteen when he came back to Indiana. He was born in Dekalb County on Jan 27th 1920.

Last year as an honor student of Wayne High School, Renae Lynn Dexter marched with the Wayne High School band.

Congratulations to the 8th Grade Girls Volleyball Team. On Saturday, October 25th, the St. Therese Girl’s Volleyball Team won the

Ready to cast their ballots on Tuesday, November 4, 2003 were Dallas and Cari Dodane and Dora Saylor at Precinct

Near the corner of Old Trail and Bluffton Road, next to the Fort Wayne Conservation Club, stands the oldest American

AMERICAN LEGION POST 241 New Weekly Kitchen Menu Luncheon Specials Served From 11am to 1pmStop in and have one of

Friday October 17th, local resident Scudder Chaney celebrated his 93rd birthday at Village Bowl. He is a weekly bowler in

The Fort Wayne Children’s Choir has been in existence for 30 years, inviting people from kindergarten through high school to

The annual Miami District Fall Camporee held the weekend of October 3, 4, and 5, presented a great opportunity for

Stephen Felicichia of Troop 344 was inducted into the rank of Eagle Scout on October 14, 2003. Scoutmaster Bob Rainwaters

Staff and residents of Englewood Health and Rehabilitation Center joined in some Halloween fun with a scarecrow contest on Friday,

It’s hard to imagine a time when roads were made of timbers and there was a toll-booth at Quimby Village.

Wednesday, October 8th was a special day at Miami Middle School. It was a day where the kids got to

Miss Amanda Mitchell of Sandpoint Road has recently been selected to participate in the National Youth Leadership forum on Law

The Indians called it the ‘Floating Island’ because it seemed to float above the water on the morning mist. We

Fourth Graders remember Governor Frank O’Bannon…   It was Monday, January 8th, 2001 when The Waynedale News traveled to Indianapolis

On Saturday, September 20th over 200 bikers joined American Legion Post #241 for a successful benefit held for injured riders.

America’s early settlers would brave the elements to find freedom in the wilderness, to establish a better place to live.