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Members and adult leadership of Explorer Post 2868 participated in the Challenging Outdoor Personal Experience (C.O.P.E.) at the Anthony Wayne

On Sunday, October 28th the 7th and 8th grade girls from St. Therese Crusaders Volleyball Team captured the Blue League

On October 11, 2001 President Bush asked students across the United States to help the children in Afganistan. When the

Mrs. Diane Hall, Kindergarten teacher at Maplewood Elementary School, decided that a good way to give her kids a visual

At 11am on Thursday, November 1, 2001 Mr. Jim Megles’ class at Indian Village Elementary School, 3835 Wenonah Lane, Waynedale

He got in for only a few minutes at Sectional, Luers vs. Harding, and had a miraculous interception. The remarkable

“It’s mine!” The little girl’s voice rang through the warm air. The sun was beating down on her golden, curly

Martial arts dates back to the 6th Century. Its ideals are one of self-fulfillment, satisfaction and respect, along with physical

Lydia Heastan, better known as “Miss Lydia” by her students and former students, has been teaching three, four, and five

Local resident, and Silver Star recipient, Walt Azar is totally committed to serving his country. Although he’s retired, at the

On location, Newaygo Michigan.   Newaygo, Michigan lies just about four hours north of Waynedale. You can get there by

Former Waynedale residents Dale and Marclyn Hilbert of Howe, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a Florida vacation and

With pride and pleasure, D. O. McComb & Sons announces the opening of the Mildred M. McComb Library. Finding a

In 1999 Randy Bartz, a resident of Columbia City, Indiana, was visiting his longtime friend, Shane Decker. Shane is a