James D. Wolf Jr.
James D. Wolf Jr. is an award-winning journalist whose work has appeared in newspapers across Indiana, Illinois and Iowa, including
Read MoreThe Waynedale News is privileged to have many contributing writers. As a part of our mission to promote the Waynedale community, our writers’ columns are meant to inform and engage our readers with positive, family friendly and unique news and entertainment from around the Fort Wayne, Indiana area.
James D. Wolf Jr. is an award-winning journalist whose work has appeared in newspapers across Indiana, Illinois and Iowa, including
Read MoreKasey is the author of the “At The Movies With Kasey” column, a review of current movies and TV series.
Read MoreVince is a regular contributor to the newspaper, showcasing local highlights, personal stories, and much more. Vince LaBarbera is a
Read MoreTrustee Austin Knox is a Fort Wayne native who has been working at the Wayne Township Trustee Office since January
Read MoreDoris is the writer of her column titled “The History of Ordinary Things.” My life in retirement is centered on
Read MoreLois Levihn, author of the “Around The Frame” column, stitches together stories of current events while highlighting a significance woven
Read MoreMichael Morrissey is a writer and journalist from Fort Wayne. He attended South Side High School and Northwestern University. He
Read MoreMy day job is as a Program Outreach Coordinator for the Volunteer Center on Lake Avenue. I work with a
Read MoreShawn graduated from Ball State University in 1991 with a degree in finance. He started building his practice with Edward
Read MoreOwner & Publisher of The Waynedale News Alex Cornwell is a community-focused newspaper publisher and civic leader based in Fort
Read MoreThe Waynedale News welcomes The Fort Wayne Ink Spot (FWIS) as a monthly columnist! FWIS is a black-owned, Indiana based
Read MoreMaria Sutherland is a community advocate that enjoys being involved in opportunities that encourage engagement and connection. Her passion for
Read MoreOur in-house staff works with community members and our local writers to find, write and edit the latest and most
Read MoreRaised in a suburb of Los Angeles, Slim Randles was 14 before he was able to buy a horse. This
Read MoreDaris Howard is an author and playwright who grew up on a farm in rural Idaho. Throughout his life he
Read MoreI was born in a small town in northwest Iowa in 1931, lived and went to school there until I
Read MoreAllen is a lifetime resident of Waynedale. He graduated from Elmhurst High School and was a formal choral director there
Read MoreDavid C. Long is a Republican member of the Indiana State Senate representing the 16th district. He serves as the
Read MoreI am a transplant to the Fort Wayne area. I was born and raised in south central Wisconsin where my
Read MoreAt the age of three, Jim Schindler was put into St. Vincent’s Villa, a Catholic orphanage. After he finished the
Read MoreA lifelong Fort Wayne resident, Mayor Thomas C. Henry is committed to public and community service. He was elected to
Read MoreWayne Township Trustee Rick Stevenson was elected Trustee in November of 2006 and took office in January of 2007. Stevenson
Read MoreHello, my name is Michael Alberico. I was the co-owner and publisher of The Waynedale News for nearly four years
Read MoreI was born and raised in Ft. Wayne, and my wife Jane and I now live south of Albion, IN.
Read MoreMitch Harper represents the 4th District on Fort Wayne’s Common Council. The 4th District includes Waynedale, Time Corners and Aboite.
Read MoreGlenn F. Chesnut was Professor of History and Religious Studies at Indiana University in South Bend for 33 years, where
Read MoreRonnie McBrayer was born in the foothills of the North Georgia Appalachians. He claims he barely survived the fire-and-brimstone, fundamentalist
Read MoreRay McCune is an import from the hills of West Virginia and is a former Associate Editor with The Waynedale
Read MoreBorn in Fort Wayne, December 10, 1952 my family purchased Broadview Florist and Greenhouses in 1957 when I was only
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