Spotlight

On Saturday, September 13, The Stand Coneys & Ice Cream on Bluffton Road opened a new playground. However, to the

Mayor Tom Henry and local community leaders gathered to celebrate the completion of improvements to Ardmore Avenue from Airport Expressway

From familiar scenic landscapes to depictions of native wildlife, artists installed large-scale murals as part of Make It Your Own

The City of Fort Wayne announced the new date for this year’s fireworks show at Indiana Michigan Power Center in

On September 2nd, The Waynedale News celebrated its 88th year in print! Usually, we don’t make much of the historic

My name is Preston Steele, and I am working on my Eagle Scout project in which I would like to

Organizers say the week dedicated to promoting the Waynedale area and its businesses was a success! Due to the pandemic

Community Harvest Food Bank met with Kroger representative Eric Halvorson at Shared Harvest Farm in Markle, IN, for a check

For residents near Foster Park the past year has been a traffic nightmare due to the closure of the direct

In 1998 the Indiana German Heritage Society was approached by a group from Adams County for help in saving the

Honor Flight Northeast Indiana (HFNEI) is honoring the veterans who were scheduled to go on canceled flights this year by

“In 1992, about 250 volunteers gathered to help spruce up what was then the YWCA campus on North Wells Street.

The Fort Wayne City Utilities and Parks and Recreation departments have partnered with local artist Andre Portee to create a

As with many event causalities that occurred due to the COVID-19, the annual Walk in Waynedale was no exception and

Erin’s House for Grieving Children hosted Roberto Clemente Jr. as the 2020 Common Bond featured speaker on Thursday, July 30

The Fort Wayne Museum of Art is pleased to open its fall exhibition season with the national traveling exhibition Posing

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

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