There’s So Much To Celebrate!
As the year draws to a close, Waynedale stands as a shining example of a community embracing both its traditions
Read MoreAs the year draws to a close, Waynedale stands as a shining example of a community embracing both its traditions
Read MoreThe Wayne Township Trustee Office is celebrating this holiday season in our usual fashion with a few new highlights this
Read MoreNestled along Old Trail Road in Waynedale stands the Prairie Grove Chapel, a historic gem dating back to the late
Read MoreIn what has become a popular annual event for the last 5 years, Waynedale’s streets will again come alive with
Read MoreThe YMCA of Greater Fort Wayne Trail Buddies program celebrated giving a record-breaking 261 rides to individuals with diverse abilities
Read MoreThe sights, sounds, and sparkle of the holiday season are arriving in Waynedale, and at the heart of the festivities
Read MoreThe Allen County Board of Commissioners is pleased to recognize Barb Richards with the 2024 Linda & Jerry Vandeveer Impact
Read MoreCommunity Harvest Food Bank has concluded its 10th Annual “U Can Crush Hunger” Food Drive Campaign. The final weigh-in at
Read MoreNovember 9, 2024, marks a significant day at the Veterans National Memorial Shrine and Museum located at 2122 O’Day Road.
Read MoreIn honor of Native American Heritage Month, the Allen County Public Library (ACPL) invites the community to a special storytelling
Read MoreThe Volmead Youth Leadership Program from South Africa in partnership with The Indiana Center for Middle East Peace led by
Read MoreLots of events going on in November from the end of Daylight-Saving Time on the 3rd, Election Day on the
Read MoreBrian Strahm, who established the Heartbeat of Hoagland Foundation and owns Barney’s Heating and Air, Inc., gave a “heartfelt” talk
Read MoreIn honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the Women’s Fund has partnered with 45 local bars and restaurants in a
Read MoreGeneral Motors is honored to announce their induction into the Indiana Manufacturers Hall of Fame. Organizations are recognized annually by
Read MoreFive Parkview nurses were recognized this summer by The DAISY Foundation for extraordinary nursing. The DAISY Foundation was founded in
Read MoreHeld on Saturday, October 19th at the Promenade Park Pavilion located in beautiful downtown Fort Wayne, Howl-O-Walkoween features a pet
Read MoreBishop Luers High School has once again demonstrated the power of service, faith, and community by dedicating over 625 hours
Read MoreThe 230th Anniversary of the establishment of the city of Fort Wayne is on Tuesday, October 22, 2024, and a
Read MoreThe public is invited to celebrate National Bison Day on Saturday, November 2 from 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM at
Read MorePrepare for an epic plunge into the hidden world of water treatment! WaterWorks FunFest will take over the Water Pollution
Read MoreThe Allen County Public Library is pleased to present a conversation with Leah Johnson on Monday, October 7 at the
Read MoreFort Wayne Parks and Recreation applauds the commitment and accomplishments of the executive committee of the School Children’s Flower and
Read MoreThe Fort Wayne Fire Department joined Mayor Sharon Tucker as she visited with residents in the Hickory Grove neighborhood. The
Read MoreThe Mom of an Addict, Inc. is hosting the fifth annual Recovery Rocks at a new location – Headwaters Park
Read MoreThe Allen County Bicentennial Executive Board is pleased to announce the 15 artists selected to paint murals on fiberglass sculptures
Read MoreMayor Sharon Tucker joined by residents, nearby business owners, and representatives from the City of Fort Wayne’s Public Works and
Read MoreAnimals are now available for adoption at Humane Fort Wayne’s new location at 901 Leesburg Road. Humane Fort Wayne welcomes
Read MoreThe Waynedale News is celebrating 92 years of serving its community with heartfelt stories and local news. Publisher Alex Cornwell marks 15 years leading the paper, emphasizing the importance of community support. Dedicated to telling local stories, the paper thrives thanks to its readers’ engagement and contributions.
Read MoreThe Little River Wetlands Project invites the community to the annual Monarch Festival on September 8th, from 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., at Eagle Marsh Nature Preserve in Fort Wayne. This free family-friendly event features live displays, educational presentations, butterfly tagging, and a plant giveaway, promoting monarch butterfly conservation and community engagement.
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