The Great Outdoors

One of the easiest-to-grow, blooming bulb plants is the South American Amaryllis. This bulb thrives on normal household temperatures of

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

Cooperating agencies have assembled a list of about 15 trails at various sites, each about 1 mile in length. Hikers

Every so often, kind-hearted Hoosiers “rescue” an injured or seemingly abandoned baby wild animal and try to care for it.

Proceeds from ticket sales will provide running shoes for local children in need. Come support our young athletes while experiencing

If you are fortunate enough to still have a good, thriving Christmas poinsettia and have wondered once what it might

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

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

Scoutmaster Matt Johnson announced recently that Troop #344 decided to re-design and up-date their troop neckerchief and logo. The old

Tomato plants are an easy-to-grow crop as long as everything goes well and I’m talking about the weather. Rain, draught,

Catching black bass makes for a great recreation but now it can line your wallet, provided you fish — and

DNR wildlife biologists recently completed banding efforts with a record number of peregrine falcon chicks that were hatched this spring

Residents are being reminded to mosquito-proof themselves and their homes after the first signs of West Nile virus activity were

Three free waterfowl hunting workshops for novices and beginners will be offered by the Department of Natural Resources at three

City of Fort Wayne, Animal Care & Control has issued a hot weather alert for animal owners. Due to current

Sycamore Hills Golf Club, will host the debut of the “Web.com Tour Finals” on August 26-September 1, Western Golf Association

The annual Fourth of July picnic was a celebration of time and freedom. We’d all watched the parade, earlier, because

No power? No problem. I’m betting most of you reading this have turned on a faucet today, whether it be

Container gardens have long been used to add a spot of color by a front entrance or expand planting space

Women interested in experiencing a relaxing, fun-filled day in the outdoors and meeting new friends are invited to an NWTF

Ladies and Gentlemen … get ready to start your engines. State Park Road Rally time is June 9-11. Participants will

Season four of Fort Wayne’s Trek the Trails offers a “tasty” fare! Free, guided community bike rides are still the main

They’re cute, they’re furry and they love to eat – your landscape that is. If you are battling with rabbits,

Fishing opportunities in eight Indiana cities got a boost recently as part of an ongoing effort by the Department of

Spring floods, summer droughts and temperature extremes take their toll on gardens and the gardeners who tend them. Help your

Nuisance wild animals are a common problem in the spring, and Hoosiers have several options for dealing with them. People