Waynedale Community News (Fort Wayne, IN)

Indiana native and Vanderbilt University Women’s Basketball Coach Stephanie White knows a thing or two about what it takes to

Rev. Cedric Walker explains the unique role of Joshua Works in regional workforce development. Representatives of the Indiana Department of

“‘No’ is my favorite word. I get an endorphin rush just saying it,” my husband joked as we sat down

Last week, the Allen County health commissioner urged residents to continue practicing COVID-19 precautions while virus spread and vaccination efforts

With COVID19 vaccination eligibility opening to all Hoosiers ages 16 and up, The League is working to ensure that access

Nothing says spring like longer days, birds chirping, flowers blooming and trees and shrubs budding. April is National Garden Month

Hailee loved her job working at the nursing home, but she had one major challenge. That challenge went by the

A partnership that was formed by several local organizations and the City of Fort Wayne in December 2020 is resulting

The Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation Department celebrated the official ribbon cutting for its AARP-sponsored Outdoor Fitness Park on March

A sure sign spring has arrived in Fort Wayne, IN is evident on the roof of the city’s tallest building:

When it comes to the state-led program to bring new trees to the Southwood Park neighborhood, Katie Zuber isn’t shy

Northeast Indiana Local Food Network is among five local food councils and networks across Indiana to receive a development grant

Happy 70th Birthday, Tim Springer!! We wanted you to know how much you meant to our family by celebrating your

Loren Allison likes to think his affection for labor law comes from his hard-working parents. The counsel for the Waynedale

Community Harvest Food Bank is the recipient of a generous cheese donation from the Allen County Farm Bureau in honor

OSSIAN UNITED METHODIST CHURCHwww.ossianumc.org201 W. Mill Street Ossian, IN 46777(260) 622-4326Worship Times:Sunday 9am Worship & Children’s Sunday School, 10:15am Fellowship

Fort Wayne Community Schools’ five high schools will celebrate the Class of 2021 with proms and traditional commencement ceremonies. Prom

Sharon Tubbs of HealthVisions Midwest and Austin Knox discuss “Vaccine Registration Week.” For the past year the Wayne Township Trustee

WILL BABYSIT Waynedale Area Call Linda, 260-449-5390 RN TOENAIL TRIMMING Save yourself or your family from the worries and risks

Easter Sunday has now passed, but Eastertide lasts for 50 days up to Christ’s ascension into heaven. So, while we

WAYNEDALE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH www.WaynedaleUMC.com 2501 Church Street Fort Wayne, IN 46809 (260) 747-7424 Worship Times: Sun, 8:45 & 11a

NIPSCO is reminding customers that bill payment assistance programs will continue to be available after the state’s moratorium on disconnecting

Along with the annual “spring forward” time change for Indiana, State Fire Marshal Joel Thacker reminds Hoosiers to add smoke

In celebration of spring the Trustee Office has opened a Facebook page to better interact with the citizens of Wayne

Art This Way and Downtown Improvement District (DID) are pleased to partner with University of Saint Francis Creative Arts and

A coalition of more than 40 community organizations, including the Indiana Region of the American Red Cross, is helping individuals

SAUSAGE & PANCAKE BRUNCH When: Sun., March 28 9a- 1p Where: Poe Fire Station Add’l: Poe Volunteer Fire Department whole

Local athlete and Bishop Dwenger Junior, Maggie Peters, has been named to the Dare2tri Development Team, powered by Columbia Threadneedle

Public Service Credit Union is excited to announce the launch of Buy Local Spend Local, a community investment project that

“School days, school days, dear old golden (prank) days” …college pranks, that is, under the Golden Dome at the University

There is such an abundance of great new content on streaming services that I am having a hard time keeping

Deepfake videos of actor Tom Cruise on Tik Tok can create some confused fans. A deepfake video of a drug

If you’re planning to retire in just a few years, you may be getting excited about this next phase of

Brittany Moser’s short life was not defined by how she died, but rather, by how she lived each day to

A new eatery has taken the place of an old Waynedale institution. The Top Notch Diner recently opened their doors

Fear has an evolutionary foundation. The emotion of fear was intended to keep you safe. Fear triggered the fight or

Save Maumee Grassroots Organization began as a group of friends wanting to make the Maumee River and its watershed a

The Great American Cleanup is the nation’s largest community improvement program that Fort Wayne has participated in for nearly 30

Eco Fest Fort Wayne is excited to be on the Headwaters Park event calendar again this year with its annual

PBS Fort Wayne has announced that its annual PBS KIDS Writers Contest is under way, now through May 7, 2021.

The Boys and Girls Clubs of Fort Wayne honored the birthday of Theodor Geisel (Dr. Seuss) with games, apples, cupcakes,

The Allen County Department of Health COVID-19 vaccine clinic expanded to serve nearly twice as many Hoosiers each week when

Last year I penned a story for the February 28 issue of The Waynedale News titled: “Should we ‘Beware of

WAYNEDALE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH www.WaynedaleUMC.com 2501 Church Street Fort Wayne, IN 46809 (260) 747-7424 Worship Times: Sun, 8:45 & 11a

The Allen County SPCA and H.O.P.E. for Animals announced that their organizations have been re-named collectively Humane Fort Wayne. On

The Indiana Broadcasters Association (IBA) in cooperation with the National Weather Service (NWS) is conducting a test of the state

Saint Patrick’s Day always feels like the beginning of spring to me. It’s close enough to the vernal equinox (March

The health benefits of plants and flowers are needed more than ever during these challenging times. The best way to

Camille Garrison, Board Member, on behalf of Honor Flight of Northeast Indiana presented an award in thanks and appreciation of

Women’s History Month began as a one-day observance on Feb. 28, 1909, in honor of the one-year anniversary of a