Spotlight

It is happening all over the nation. Mainstreet storefronts and restaurants that have been there for years are closing shop.

New to Waynedale but not new to Fort Wayne, the non-profit Fort Wayne Pet Food Pantry (FWPFP) celebrated their silver

As the saying goes, “one person’s trash is another person’s treasure.” In Brett Bloom’s case it’s more like, “one person’s

The Allen County Department of Environmental Management (ACDEM) is seeking Allen County Residents’ help to ensure the future of Community

In April, five female faculty members in the College of Engineering, Technology, and Computer Science at Purdue University Fort Wayne

Residents flocked to our 120-mile trail network for a record quarter in April, May and June. The three months saw 249,362 users.

Long time columnist for The Waynedale News, Alyce Faye Bragg has recently announced her retirement from writing her column “News

Crescendo Coffee & More, the new coffee shop located adjacent to The Club Room at The Clyde, officially opened on

The City of Fort Wayne’s Planning & Policy Department and the Packard Area Planning Alliance (PAPA) are seeking input from

Fort Wayne International Airport (FWA) hosted a celebration of the famous FWA tradition of welcoming passengers to Fort Wayne with

In June, for the third consecutive month, Waynedale United Methodist Church Food Bank handed out free meals to the community

On July 9, Lester R. Carey, a WW II veteran, marks his 100th birthday. Though born and raised in Pennsylvania,

Debra Honn, third-grade teacher at Indian Village Elementary School, and Lisa Clegg, English Language Learners teacher at Northrop High School,

The Southwest Stewards 4-H Club had big plans for their first official year as a new Club in Allen County.

For the eighth consecutive year, falcon father Jamie and mother Moxie squawked loudly and angrily Monday as their baby chicks

The Fort Wayne Community Schools Board of School Trustees on Tuesday approved a three-year contract with Dr. Mark Daniel to

Capt. Marc Crawford, a native of Fort Wayne, Indiana, right, relieves Capt. Jack Fay, a native of Scarborough, Maine, left,

The final announcement came last Friday, May 15, that the annual Waynedale Memorial Day Parade would not be held this

When I think of staunch longtime Waynedale supporters, GMI Insurance quickly jumps to mind. They are an organization who pulls

We’ve missed you! As you have likely noticed, our April 10th issue was cancelled because the many businesses that we

April is National Volunteer Month and I’d like to take this opportunity to highlight two of our own long term

A protective or decorative garment worn over the front of one’s clothes, the English word “apron” originally came from “naperon,”

Travis Barnes has always felt a duty to help people whenever and wherever he could. That proved true before he