QUIMBY VILLAGE CONTINUES CONSTRUCTION
The long-standing Village Bowl at Quimby Village is finally no more. Demolition on the venerable old building was completed about
Read MoreThe long-standing Village Bowl at Quimby Village is finally no more. Demolition on the venerable old building was completed about
Read MoreA couple of years ago AEP determined that the trees along our property were interfering with their electric lines. Our
Read MoreOn Sunday, October 21, Bravas Quality Meats held “Meet Your Meat” which was free and open to anyone curious about
Read MoreWith Halloween just around the corner, let’s think about some of the fun plants that can enhance this spooky season.
Read MoreJohn Workman’s been laboring at Fort Wayne’s Haunted Castle and Black Forest so long, both his sons have assisted with
Read MoreQuality. Integrity. Community. Three words that are the foundation of Rich’s Auto Center. For the past 20 years, Rich and
Read MoreThe pantry is full of fall favorites like squash, onions and potatoes, but busy schedules may have you finding a
Read MoreFor me, brisk autumn weekends are perfect for curling up with a scary book or movie. While there are some
Read MoreFort Wayne’s Turnstone Center recently celebrated its 75th anniversary with an event designed to celebrate – and assist – our
Read MoreDavid Siples shepherded his two puppies around the moist grass, as they ran, scratched and sniffed everything in sight. On
Read MoreFor his efforts to preserve Smith Air Field and help persons dealing with drug addiction, Robert “Bob” Wearley was presented
Read MoreThe community is invited to give blood in honor of Layla Wigmore at a special American Red Cross blood drive
Read MoreBishop Luers High School announced the 2018 recipients of the Distinguished Knight Award and the Honorary Distinguished Knight Award after
Read MoreThe Waynedale Business Chamber (WBC) will host it’s first “5 O’Clock Mingle” in early October. The networking event is designed
Read More3 bushels of apples have been peeled, sliced and wrapped in fresh dough, creating 400 seasonal desserts you can only
Read MoreKoko Carpenter sat perfectly still, watching carefully as a stranger painted a tiny lady bug on her dainty hand. The
Read MoreSaint Aloysius hosted its first Farmers Market on Saturday, August 18, 2018. What a fun idea brought to fruition on
Read MoreA fundraiser will be held in Fort Wayne on Saturday, September 22nd, with doors opening at 6:00 p.m. The Fort
Read MoreWhile driving down Lower Huntington near the heart of Waynedale you might have admired the stunning jewel-toned stained glass windows
Read MoreFor the past 15 years, the skies had been relatively clear for the annual Waynedale Community Picnic, but this year,
Read MoreOn September 2, 1932 the first Waynedale Newspaper rolled off the presses. Since then, The Waynedale News continues to be
Read MoreSouthwest Honey Co. recently completed a 2-year USDA study designed to evaluate changes residents hope to make to benefit pollinators,
Read MoreA local park is sporting a new and improved disc golf course, courtesy of the Fort Wayne Parks Department and
Read MoreMy father, Charly Butcher, passed away on August 15th. Movies were something that Dad and I enjoyed together, and one
Read MoreThe Waynedale Community Picnic is celebrating its 16th year! For those who have never attended the picnic or are new
Read MoreRecently, there has been a rise in reports of car break-ins in many neighborhoods in the Waynedale community. However, individuals
Read MoreFort Wayne City Utilities has received national recognition as a Utility of the Future in the category of Energy Generation
Read MoreJune twenty-second is the summer solstice, when day and night are of equal length in the northern hemisphere; the official
Read MoreIt’s a big celebration and historic Nappanee continues its tradition of being one of Indiana’s top fall festivals when its
Read MoreIf you haven’t made plans yet to attend the TriState Bluegrass Festival over Labor Day weekend, there is still time.
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