The Allen County Board of Commissioners unanimously adopted a new county flag during their Legislative Session on Friday, April 4, 2025. Creating a new flag for Allen County was one of the many Legacy Projects accomplished by the Bicentennial Celebration . . .
A nostalgic piece of Fort Wayne’s past has found a new home and it’s doing more than just stirring memories.
Last fall, Adam Roby of Community Harvest Food Bank reached out to The Rink Vintage and Antiques (4540 Bluffton Rd, Fort Wayne, IN 46809) . . .
Students from five schools gathered for the FWCS All-City Chess Tournament, where Miami Middle School, lead by Doug Koerner, earned a strong 3rd place finish. Blackhawk Middle School took home the top spot. Miami’s top player, Sa Ha Ra Shah, placed . . .
Area legislators are recognizing the latest local recipients of the Hoosier Homestead Award, which recognizes farms owned and maintained by the same family for 100 years or more.
Represented by State Sen. Travis Holdman (R-Markle) and State Reps. Matt . . .
Fort Wayne’s faith-based youth theater academy, Fire & Light Productions, is taking center stage this spring, not only with standout student performances but also with powerful partnerships that uplift children throughout the region. In a continued . . .
Hope’s Harbor is dedicated to supporting children facing serious illness by providing their families with comfort, care, and essential resources, ensuring they never face their journey alone.
One of their most ardent supporters is Jodi Keller, who . . .
Leah Steup, a student at Homestead High School in Fort Wayne, Indiana, is a 2025 second-prize winner in C-SPAN’s 21st annual StudentCam competition and will receive $1,500 for the video, “Kids First: Indiana’s Child Welfare System.” This documentary . . .
As the chill of winter fades and the warmth of spring approaches, families have plenty to look forward to in their local parks. The City of Fort Wayne has announced a series of park improvements set to take place this year, some already completed or . . .
Season 13 is on the horizon for Downtown Fort Wayne’s highflyers: Moxie and Jamie. Since 2013, the peregrine falcon pair has called the nestbox on the roof of the Indiana Michigan Power Center (IMPC) home, hatching over 30 chicks in that time. And . . .
The Jewish Federation of Fort Wayne and Pearl Street Arts Center present Violins & Hope: Inside Amnon’s Workshop, a photographic exhibition running through March 23, 2025. Created by Cleveland photographer Daniel Levin, the exhibition documents . . .
The Veterans National Memorial Shrine and Museum 2122 O’Day Road in Fort Wayne has announced plans for a new monument honoring all women who served in the United States Military.
Commander Greg Bedford says, “This memorial is long overdue. We have . . .
Long-Term Care Ombudsman serve as fierce advocates for residents in nursing homes and licensed assisted living facilities, empowering and educating residents and their family members on residents’ rights while addressing their concerns and ensuring . . .
A married couple in southwest Fort Wayne is giving back to their community both independently and as a team. For Ron Fritze and Linda Stabler, volunteering is deeply fulfilling—they often find that they receive more than they give.
Since joining the . . .
The City of Fort Wayne is setting in motion a rezoning initiative to update classifications along Bluffton Road and Lower Huntington Road. This effort, led by the Planning and Policy Department alongside the Allen County Department of Planning Services, . . .
As we welcome the dawn of a new year, we also celebrate a 104-year tribute to neighbors, businesses, and the deep sense of pride that defines Waynedale.
February 15, 1921, Abner Elzey, began this dream of “Waynedale,” which for him, idealized a . . .
The Waynedale area, nestled in our corner of Fort Wayne, boasts a rich tapestry of businesses that have served the community for decades, each contributing uniquely to its historical and cultural fabric. These establishments have not only played a . . .
Waynedale is a community rich in history, where the past is not merely remembered but can be experienced firsthand. From sacred sites and historical landmarks to natural wonders, visitors can step back in time and connect with the legacy of the people . . .
It was a brisk 28 degrees amid freezing rain – perfect conditions to take the Polar Plunge into the icy Metea County Park waters.
Fort Wayne FC’s (soccer club) Director of Football Operations, DaMarcus Beasley, and head coach Mike Avery were among . . .
To celebrate World Wetlands Day (Sunday, Feb. 2, 2025), Little River Wetlands Project announces “World Wetlands Day Trivia Night” at Hope River Brewing Company and a series of activities hosted by our conservation partners. Join us for a fun night . . .
Girl Scouts of Northern Indiana-Michiana (GSNI-M) kicked off the 2025 Girl Scout Cookie season on January 17, a time when Girl Scouts everywhere hone their entrepreneurial skills as they find new and inventive ways to sell cookies, unboxing brighter . . .
Big Brothers Big Sisters to kick off its annual bowling fundraiser—3 locations in Allen County!
This annual bowling FUNdraiser is back in 2025 with a wild west twist, kicking off in 6 of our counties, including Allen, this March.
With special thanks . . .
Special Olympics Indiana’s Polar Plunge returns to Fort Wayne on Saturday, Feb. 8, as participants dare to Be Bold and Get Cold.
This bucket-list event, now in its 26th year, challenges individuals and teams to make a difference in the lives of more . . .
The City of Fort Wayne has received a major grant of $23.2 million from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Railorad Administration for the Airport Expressway Grade Separation project. Fort Wayne received the largest grant of any municipality . . .
NIPSCO together with its parent company NiSource Inc. awarded Alive Community Outreach an end of year gift of $25,000 to support the expansion of Alive’s in-school Peacemaker program.
Alive, founded in 2019, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to . . .
Adams Radio Group Ft. Wayne teamed up with several local companies to bring over $10,000 in assistance to families that needed some Christmas cheer in Ft. Wayne and the surrounding area with “Letters to Santa”.
In 2023, Randy Alomar and country . . .
November 16th marked the 3rd Annual Family Volunteer Day held at Waynedale UMC. Sponsored by the Volunteer Center and in partnership with Project 216, over 70 people came together to pack 11,016 meals that were then shipped to refugees in Ukraine. . . .
As the year draws to a close, Waynedale stands as a shining example of a community embracing both its traditions and the promise of progress. From festive holiday events to exciting new developments, 2024 has been a remarkable year for our community, . . .
The Wayne Township Trustee Office is celebrating this holiday season in our usual fashion with a few new highlights this year.
On December 19, we handed out over 250 meat items at our annual Ham and Turkey Giveaway. We also supplied 50 families of students . . .
Nestled along Old Trail Road in Waynedale stands the Prairie Grove Chapel, a historic gem dating back to the late 1850s. This little white-framed chapel, a pre-Civil War antebellum structure, has become a cherished part of the community, particularly . . .
In what has become a popular annual event for the last 5 years, Waynedale’s streets will again come alive with laughter, jingling bells, and holiday cheer this Christmas Eve as Santa Claus makes his grand return on a uniquely festive Christmas Trolley. . . .