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“Go Max Go!” shouted Sam as his dog raced through the obstacle course. Max was the last dog to race

While Barrack feasted on rice worms Brother Lamb slowly reached for his catch pole with the loop at its end.

A continuation of Pemberly Farnsworth’s story:  It was our wedding night and I was in our motel room. More than

Tyndale, 978-1-4143-2543-9, PB, 293 pages, $12.99   Nurse Claire Avery has her future mapped out perfectly…until she is assigned to

Barrack the Rooster Runs a fowl a Hungry Monk:   Nearly everybody, it seemed, was after Barrack. After Barrack either

Great Food For All is being offered by Southwest Assembly of God, 7702 Smith Rd, Fort Wayne, just west of

A continuation of Pemberly Farnsworth’s story:  When I first met Phil (Philo T. Farnsworth) there was a brilliant illuminating twinkle

The City of Fort Wayne, Animal Care & Control Department has issued a hot weather alert for pet owners. Animals

I wrote to you that I have been in communication with a WWII soldier and have corresponded with him frequently.

  The catalpa tree is literally dripping with blossoms, many falling to the ground to create a white carpet.  This

Waynedale Masonic Lodge #739 is participating in a statewide “Child Identification Program.” In the past, many parents have hesitated, or

I Want A Dog   “But mom!” cried Lilly. “There are no buts about it, you’re not getting a dog!”

The Graduation   I know that many of you are attending or have attended graduations this past week. I attended

In celebration of National Trails Day, Aboite New Trails will host its 2nd annual Get Caught on the Aboite Trails event this Sunday,

Rumors are circulating among the islanders about illegal steroid use at the rooster ranch, but it’s more cynical than that.

Mrs. Farnsworth’s story:  After the reality of our wedding set in, I recalled our courtship…I remembered with great clarity the

Thursday, May 28th was one of those typical Indiana spring days. There was a grey overcast and the weather couldn’t make

I mentioned in my last column that I had been corresponding with a most interesting serviceman from WW ll. He