Honoring Seniors’ Legacy: Voice Of The Township
The National Senior Citizen’s Day is celebrated on August 21st, a Thursday this year, and that celebration gives us an
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Local Leader Nationally Recognized For Peace Work
Rev. Angelo Mante, Executive Director and Founder of Alive Community Outreach, has been awarded a Level III Certification from the
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Engaging Educational Activities At Indiana State Fair
The Indiana State Fair kicks off on Aug. 1 and highlights the theme “Soundtrack of Summer,” presented by Get Prepared
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Foxy: A Life Saved, A Legacy Shared
A generous donation by Byron & Linn Braun In Memory of Sophia and Charles Braun and FoxyFoxy wasn’t just a
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Healthy Habits Today To Maintain Bone Strength As You Age
Children are often encouraged to drink milk for strong bones, but after that, bone health is largely ignored until the
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Honoring Chief Little Turtle
The local nonprofit entity, General “Mad” Anthony Wayne Organization, Inc., paid tribute to Little Turtle, a military chief of the
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‘Lawn Bowls Club’ Breaks Ground
The Fort Wayne Lawn Bowls Club held a groundbreaking ceremony for the upcoming construction of its lawn bowls bowling green
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A ‘Gen Xer’ Goes Domestic: Around The Frame
This past winter Elizabeth Miller invited me to be the guest speaker at the Paulding Ohio Historical Society Quilt Show
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Sis-Boom-Ahh
Representing the sound of a firecracker soaring and bursting, then the crowd’s reaction, “Sis-boom-ahh,” has been adopted across our country.
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Waynedale Community Searches For A Logo
The City of Fort Wayne is working closely with the Waynedale community and asking for input to develop a dedicated
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Free Food, Fun & Festivities: Voice Of The Township
Wayne Township Trustee Austin Knox and his staff will host their Annual Family Fun Day on Saturday, June 28, from
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Choralfest Camp, A Tradition Of Musical Growth & Leadership
For the first time in its history, the Fort Wayne Children’s Choir (FWCC) is excited to announce that its popular
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The Embassy Honors Volunteers
The Embassy held a superhero-themed volunteer appreciation event on May 21 to honor and celebrate the important contributions that volunteers
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Local Nature Park Opens First Self-Guided & Accessible Trail
LC Nature Park has announced the launch of a major new project: the Discovery Trail. This self-guided trail is designed
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Watch Fire & New Monuments Highlight Memorial Weekend
The Veterans National Memorial Shrine & Museum in Fort Wayne will honor fallen heroes with a series of events throughout
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Memorial Day Tribute To Veterans At Oak Grove Cemetery
Cemetery Friends of Allen County IN want to ensure that this Memorial Day Weekend those who are laid to rest
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Celebrating Mid-Century Modern Homes & Preservation
May is National Historic Preservation month, and this year the City of Fort Wayne is celebrating six decades of dedication
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Plants To Grow Young Minds & Good Citizens
The School Children’s For the 99th year, plants grown in the Lawton Park Greenhouse will be delivered to Fort Wayne
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Become A Lifesaving Volunteer By Giving Blood
During National Volunteer Month in April, the American Red Cross asks donors to help keep the blood supply stable by
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Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church To Host Open House At New Location
Recently, Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church relocated as their almost 100-year history and mission in the community continues here in Waynedale.
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South Side Farmers Market Celebrates 99 Years!
South Side Farmers Market, Fort Wayne’s oldest continually operating farmers market, is proudly stepping into its 99th year of service
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Soon: Miami Indian Heritage Days
The History Center presents the 2025 Miami Indian Heritage Days, beginning Saturday, May 3 at the Chief Richardville House, 5705
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Vintage Big Boy Sign On Display
A nostalgic piece of Fort Wayne’s past has found a new home and it’s doing more than just stirring memories.
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A Tradition Of Easter Hats: Around The Frame
As Easter approaches, those of us who take the Journal Gazette will be sure to see Ray Billingsley’s cartoon character,
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The Easter Bunny Tail, I Mean Tale
Like me, you may have wondered how in the world the Easter story of Jesus’ death and resurrection ever evolved
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Student Wins Prize In C-SPAN’s National Documentary Competition
Leah Steup, a student at Homestead High School in Fort Wayne, Indiana, is a 2025 second-prize winner in C-SPAN’s 21st
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National Wheelchair Basketball Championships Return To The Fort
The National Wheelchair Basketball Association (NWBA) is returning to Fort Wayne to host their National Championship for the Women’s and
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One-Of-A-Kind Scavenger Hunt To Look For Elk Sheds
LC Nature Park invites adventurers of all ages to its annual Antler Round-Up on Saturday, March 29 from 10 a.m.
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Two Week Photographic Exhibition Of Holocaust Violins
The Jewish Federation of Fort Wayne and Pearl Street Arts Center present Violins & Hope: Inside Amnon’s Workshop, a photographic
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The Madness Of March
March was the name of the first month in the original Roman calendar. Along with January, May and June, March
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