Community Partnership Brings Iconic Fire Truck Back To Life
The Southwest Allen County Fire District of Allen County and Harvester Homecoming Inc., are proud to announce a partnership project
Read MoreCurious how Waynedale became the neighborhood you know today? These stories were selected by our editors to feature the people, places, and events that shaped Waynedale and south Fort Wayne, including longtime businesses, churches, schools, landmarks, anniversaries, and everyday memories. Whether you grew up here or are new to the area, these articles help you picture what used to stand on familiar corners, learn how local traditions began, and see how neighbors have worked together across generations to build the community we share. This is a special section with selected stories, use our search function to discover even more archived articles from Waynedale history.
The Southwest Allen County Fire District of Allen County and Harvester Homecoming Inc., are proud to announce a partnership project
Read MoreLast week, the building now home to Chase Bank in Waynedale celebrated 70 years as a community landmark. On October
Read MoreThe congregation of Calvary United Methodist Church, located at 6301 Winchester Road, invites all on October 12 at 10:00 a.m.
Read MoreOn September 2, The Waynedale News will celebrate its 93rd year in print! This historic achievement underscores the importance of
Read MoreAs we welcome the dawn of a new year, we also celebrate a 104-year tribute to neighbors, businesses, and the
Read MoreThe Waynedale area, nestled in our corner of Fort Wayne, boasts a rich tapestry of businesses that have served the
Read MoreWaynedale is a community rich in history, where the past is not merely remembered but can be experienced firsthand. From
Read MoreOn Monday, November 18, 2024, the corner of Bluffton and Lower Huntington Roads fell silent as the iconic building that
Read MoreThe 230th Anniversary of the establishment of the city of Fort Wayne is on Tuesday, October 22, 2024, and a
Read MoreThis year marks the 70th anniversary of the Waynedale Masonic Lodge, established in 1954. The Lodge has a rich history of community service and growth, culminating in the construction of its Temple in 1969. The Lodge continues to embody the values of Freemasonry and fosters community involvement, inviting all to celebrate this milestone.
Read MoreThe Waynedale News is celebrating 92 years of serving its community with heartfelt stories and local news. Publisher Alex Cornwell marks 15 years leading the paper, emphasizing the importance of community support. Dedicated to telling local stories, the paper thrives thanks to its readers’ engagement and contributions.
Read MoreNestled in the heart of Fort Wayne, Indiana, the Waynedale community stands as a beacon of unity, tradition, and resilience.
Read MoreIn an era where the digital tide has reshaped the landscape of media and journalism, the enduring presence of The
Read MoreA very wise woman once said, that people catch visions in three different ways. There are those that will receive
Read MoreThe following is based on the first-hand accounts of local historian, Edgar B. Noble Jr. In the heart of Waynedale,
Read MoreOn December 17, 1823, Allen County was organized by an act of the Indiana General Assembly. The new county was
Read MoreSince 1948, St. Therese Catholic Church has been an integral part of the vibrant Waynedale community. Its rich history, marked
Read MoreFor some, Waynedale is a place where they live. For others, it’s a place to work. However, most people you
Read MoreThe call letters were WDBV (550AM)-Clyde Quimby and the Strand Theater owned it. WDBV was not only a radio station
Read MoreThe long-awaited day is here! We are proud to release the secret we’ve been working on for quite some time
Read MoreThe following is a history of the Waynedale Fire Department, written in 1983, by Paul W. Fairfield, with assistance from
Read MoreCan you feel it? It’s the beginning of a new era in the Waynedale community! On February 15, 2022, Waynedale
Read MoreIn the early 1870s the railroad spur at the Lower Huntington Road intersection created a minor land boom. Pioneer landowners
Read MoreAs you drive west from Waynedale to 5036 Lower Huntington Road, before you get to Smith Road, you come to
Read MoreThrow some confetti, we’ve made it! On September 2, The Waynedale Newspaper will officially be 89 years old. For many
Read MoreWayne High School celebrates its 50th anniversary this year and will kick off the celebration with an open house from
Read MoreAny time a company reaches its 40th year in business, a milestone celebration is appropriate. And that’s exactly what one
Read MoreNearly 100 people gathered at the Waynedale Masonic Temple, 7039 Elzey Street, on Saturday, May 8, 2021, to celebrate the
Read MoreA new business has successfully stepped into the void left by the closing of a beloved Waynedale institution. The Hello
Read MoreWhat does a hundred years mean? For our community, a hundred years ago, on February 15, a vision was sought
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