The Great Outdoors

If DNR plans move forward, Shriner Lake, north of Columbia City, could be stocked with 1,200 walleye fingerlings this fall.

Don’t let disease-carrying mosquitoes keep you indoors this summer. Instead, employ these eight tips to protect yourself and manage these

Last week I went on vacation and some of my plants got too dry without me there to take care

When it comes to exterior paint, there’s no fountain of youth, but there are ways to add years of life

With temperatures and family activities on the rise for the weekends, Fort Wayne Animal Care & Control wants to remind

Listed in Time Magazine as one of the Top 10 trending foods on the market, kale has taken its place

The City of Fort Wayne’s Weed Program kicked off this year on Monday, May 2, 2016. The Neighborhood Code Department

Whether planting a garden, enjoying the beauty of your landscape or sitting down to a delicious meal, you have bees,

We all see it at the side of the road, in ditches, parks and along riverbanks: unsightly trash is visible

The weather is so great and the “Big Box” stores are offering everything from cabbage to tomatoes but beware of

Residents can soak-up stormwater from their yards by planting a rain garden. For the eighth year in a row the

With the weather going crazy this winter, we are all confused about what to do, what to expect and which

The public is invited to register for Spring and Summer day camps at Allen County Parks. Our Spring camp is

Valentine’s Day comes every year on the same day, February 14th but it does not always fall on the same

Animal Care & Control is offering free straw to any Fort Wayne City resident in need of animal bedding during

For most people plants are difficult to grow and keep alive and healthy. This is especially tough inside the house

I recently saw a TV commercial promoting healthful “Chia Pets” for growing indoors and I had to find out what

Today is my birthday and believe it or not, the last time it was this warm was the year I

Usher in 2016 with other outdoor lovers at one of the many First Day Hikes, and one First Day Horse

When did red-winged blackbirds become feeder birds? There were seven of them, all males, scoffing up seeds at my bird

Little River Wetlands Project, a local nature organization protecting almost 1,200 acres of natural and restored wetlands in Allen and

I am sure that there is someone reading this that still has onions growing outside in their garden. Well, it’s