Waynedale Political Commentaries

Another Veterans Day is just around the corner, and while our soldiers, both past and present, are never far from

While state and local governments have many obligations to their citizens, one of the most important ones is improving and

I recently joined Parks & Recreation Director Al Moll to provide an update on the 2015 capital improvement projects in

When I first took office as Wayne Township Trustee I made a personal commitment to learn all I could about

I recently joined residents and City leaders to recap progress that’s been made on infrastructure projects throughout the City. We’re

Every once in awhile my office will receive a call or a letter from a citizen asking why somebody they

For many young Hoosiers, the path to a productive and successful future will involve a college degree. Likewise, Indiana’s future

In today’s competitive job market, quality internship experience can make the difference in landing a job. The Indiana Senate Republican

City Controller Pat Roller and I recently discussed the City of Fort Wayne’s proposed budget for 2016. The balanced budget

Are you one of those folks who have already started thinking about your holiday gift giving? I always shake my

No one expects to be impacted by natural or man-made disasters, but when these circumstances occur, it’s vitally important to

I recently joined the Fort Wayne Fire Department to announce two new initiatives designed to enhance health and public safety

While we always try our best to accommodate the needs of everyone who comes through our doors at the Wayne

Over the past few years, the General Assembly has taken steps to ensure that Indiana’s worst criminals are kept behind

Public safety is a top priority as we work each day to make sure the City of Fort Wayne is

Labor Day always reminds me of how important it is to a person’s well-being to have a job–not just for

This year, I sponsored a legislative ethics reform law aimed at providing greater transparency requirements for elected officeholders and enhancing

The City of Fort Wayne has received a federal award of $862,946 to purchase and demolish 18 flood-prone structures. The

On August 6 this year, the League of Women Voters hosted a celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the Voting

As Indiana closes the books on fiscal year 2015, Hoosiers have good reason to be proud of our state’s fiscal

A new report shows opportunities for commercial growth in south Fort Wayne, including more retail shops and restaurants in the

Fort Wayne Community Schools will be back in session on August 11. For many people this is an exciting time

Indiana’s continued prosperity depends on a healthy business climate, low tax burden and pro-growth policies. During the 2015 legislative session,