Waynedale Political Commentaries

A big part of what makes a community comes from the connection between local businesses, neighborhoods, and local government. In

Families across Northeast Indiana are getting squeezed. Groceries cost more. Gas costs more. Utilities cost more. Too often, politicians offer

My name is Ewelina Connolly, and I am running for Allen County Commissioner because I believe in the promise of

It was a warm Monday morning in September. My wife and I were leaving Schaumburg, Illinois (about 1 hour west

Mayor Sharon Tucker, City Council, and several community organizations who work with unhoused individuals and families have come together in

Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales is reminding Hoosiers that early voting is now underway. Beginning April 7, eligible voters

Spring has sprung! As we recover from the annual start of Daylight Savings Time it’s time to start enjoying the

The Wayne Township Trustee’s Office is once again opening its doors to families across the community with a celebration designed

The Wayne Township Trustee Office is preparing for one of its most anticipated community gatherings of the year: the annual

As March marks Women’s History Month, it is fitting to reflect on the role women have played in shaping our

February provides a moment for reflection in Wayne Township as the community observes Black History Month and marks the 105th

The City of Fort Wayne is asking residents for their input about how federal housing and community development dollars should

The local chapter of the League of Women Voters is hosting a free Civic Literacy Event on Monday, February 9

Winter in northeast Indiana can be both beautiful and challenging. Cold temperatures, snow, ice, and shorter daylight hours affect not

At the start of this new year, we here at the Wayne Township Trustee Office look back at what we

Wednesday, January 7th was the first day of candidate filing for Indiana 2026 Primary Election in May. Candidates wishing to

December 21st marks the shortest day of the year and the beginning of winter. Needless to say, people at this

Indiana high school seniors and college students planning to pursue a career in teaching can now apply for a Next

For the second time in two years Wayne Township Trustee Office has named Dorothy Tinker Employee of the Month. Dorothy

In the spirit of the season of Thanksgiving get-togethers, the Wayne Township Trustee Office brought together present and past employees

The Wayne Township Trustee Office will be closed on Tuesday, November 11, 2025 in honor of Veterans Day. Not only

On October 22nd Wayne Township held, for the first time, a fall festival called Harvesting Memories at the trustee’s office

The City of Fort Wayne’s Homeless Services Manager recently provided an update about ongoing efforts to address homelessness at a

Sunday, September 28th, is National Good Neighbor Day, and the Wayne Township Trustee Office wishes to promote all the positive

Here at the Wayne Township Trustee Office, we are always looking for ways to increase job satisfaction for our employees.

Our office will be closed in honor of Labor Day on Monday, September 1st. Instead of being in our home

The National Senior Citizen’s Day is celebrated on August 21st, a Thursday this year, and that celebration gives us an

Summer isn’t over just because school is starting, especially since the kids seem to be going back earlier every year.

The summer feels like it is flying by this year, maybe because we seem to be busier than ever with