One Last Delivery After 25 Years Of Dedication To Community News
Just over 25 years ago, Edwin (Ed) and Mary Lou Fox stopped by their daughter Terri Koomler’s salon for a
Read MoreJust over 25 years ago, Edwin (Ed) and Mary Lou Fox stopped by their daughter Terri Koomler’s salon for a
Read MoreA recent holiday event at the Boys and Girls Clubs of Fort Wayne brought together 111 Design and more than
Read MoreAs Fort Wayne settles into the Christmas season and looks ahead to the new year, Fire and Light Productions is
Read MoreThe Allen County Board of Commissioners is pleased to announce the winners of two different awards that honor life and
Read MoreOn Christmas Eve, Waynedale will once again trade quiet afternoon streets for jingling bells, children’s laughter, and the glow of
Read MoreChristmas at Prairie Grove Chapel feels like stepping into the kind of scene most people only see on a greeting
Read MoreFor decades, families in Fort Wayne and surrounding counties would make the yearly trek to Wolf & Dessauer to visit
Read MoreThe Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne is proud to announce that this year’s #GivingTuesdayFW Challenge raised $242,696.75 for nonprofit
Read MoreCommunity Harvest Food Bank has released the final results of its 11th Annual U Can Crush Hunger campaign, just in
Read MoreOn Saturday, November 1st, members of Waynedale UMC came together to pack meals for Project 216. Family Volunteer Day, celebrated
Read MoreThe annual Oakdale Neighborhood Association Christmas Tree sale begins Sat. Nov. 22 at 10a for a one-day kickoff, then resumes
Read MoreArtlink is preparing to welcome the holiday season with a celebration of creativity and craftsmanship that invites residents to shop
Read MoreLocal organizations across Fort Wayne are working to fill the gap for families facing food insecurity as the federal government
Read MoreA new chapter of remembrance will soon be added to Fort Wayne’s landscape of honor. The Veterans National Memorial Shrine
Read MoreConstruction is now underway on the first two homes that are part of the City of Fort Wayne’s A Lot
Read MoreSweetwater has announced a partnership with the SongwritingWith:Soldiers organization as part of its outreach program to make music accessible to
Read MoreThe History Center will conclude its 2025 Miami Indian Heritage Days season with the much-anticipated Traders Days, held Saturday, November
Read MoreOctober is formally recognized as Blind Awareness Month, and in 2025, one of Fort Wayne’s most trusted resources, The League,
Read MoreLast week, the building now home to Chase Bank in Waynedale celebrated 70 years as a community landmark. On October
Read MoreErin’s House for Grieving Children hosted their 20th annual Wine for the Spirit fundraising gala on Friday, October 3 at
Read MoreThe congregation of Calvary United Methodist Church, located at 6301 Winchester Road, invites all on October 12 at 10:00 a.m.
Read MoreBishop Luers High School made history this past weekend with their performances of the musical Orphan Train. They are the
Read MoreFort Wayne residents will have a chance to run, walk, and give back this fall during the Salute to Service
Read MoreWest Central Fire Protection District will welcome the public to its annual Public Safety Day on Saturday, September 27. The
Read MoreSince his first day as a volunteer firefighter in 1963, Ron Hamm has been an avid collector of all things
Read MoreFort Wayne Parks and Recreation invites the public to attend a presentation to reveal the design for the new Foster
Read MoreJourney Beside Mothers began in 2020 after Founder Julie Reece recognized an unmet need in the community. She shares, “While
Read MoreThe Little River Wetlands Project is inviting the community to celebrate one of nature’s most captivating stories at its annual
Read MoreTurnstone Center, in partnership with World ParaVolley (WPV), Visit Fort Wayne, and the City of Fort Wayne, announced that Fort
Read MoreArtist Jeremy Stroup hard at work creating the first crosswalk mural at South Wayne Ave. and Lexington Ave.Each side of
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