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Community Harvest Food Bank renamed the Tillman Road facility “The Jane Avery Distribution Center” in honor of long-time Executive Director

Billie Fedeli Rykard has an extensive Christmas card mailing list, which includes 93 city officials. As the president of the

Mount Calvary Lutheran Child Care & Preschool Ministry recently visited the Southwest Conservation Club to learn more about pollinators, the

The 18th annual Ribfest is four days of unbelievably delicious, mouth-watering BBQ served up just the way you love it

ACRES Land Trust’s newest preserve, the Mills-Black Nature Preserve protects 11 acres and extends an emerging preservation corridor. Four generations

The Covington Art Fair will mark its 24th year on June 25 and 26, 2016, at Covington Plaza, 6382 West

Jeff Roberts, a social studies teacher at New Tech Academy at Wayne High School, has been named the 2016 Fort

On May 16, Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic School recognized 8th graders Lauren Davis and Mary Cicchiello at the Allen

Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic School held the essay contest for the annual Rooney Family Entrepreneurial Scholarship. Students submit their

Fort Wayne Community Schools will celebrate commencement for nearly 1,800 members of the Class of 2016. The members of the

The seniors gathered in the basement of the Cathedral Center dressed in their cap and gown on Friday, May 27

Memorial Day again and memories . . .I saw pink and white peonies, families and friends sitting along Old Trail

ACRES Land Trust invites the public to launch summer with a fun, engaging hike celebrating the American Hiking Society’s National

The Waynedale Memorial Day Parade has been scheduled! With a blast of sirens and flashing lights from Fort Wayne’s finest

Recently I was driving north on Ardmore Avenue. when a funeral procession approached from the south. I was pleasantly surprised

To honor fallen military veterans, a group of runners ran from Fort Wayne to Indianapolis this past weekend, May 13-May

Laying in the yard of his parents’ house in Fort Wayne, Indiana nine-year old Doug Schwartz stared up at the

Contrary to popular belief you can have your cake and eat it too! A staple in the community for 61

Since the late 1990s, beekeepers have noticed a decline in the honeybee population including high rates of collapse within colonies.

Fort Wayne has been named “Tree City USA” for the 26th year in a row. This designation-awarded by the Arbor

May 21st is the Great American Clean Up Day. It is the perfect opportunity to tidy up around your homes