‘TOOTING MY OWN HORN’ FOR TAPS
Friday, May 18 2012
On any day of the week, a military ritual occurs that is both familiar and moving. An escort of honor comes to attention and presents arms. A firing party, usually of seven, fires three volleys – a 21-gun salute! After the briefest of moments, a... Read more...
FORT WAYNE SPORT CLUB TO HOST KICKBALL TOURNAMENT
Friday, May 18 2012
The 1st ever Fort Wayne Sport Club Kickin' It For Kids' Sake Charity Kickball Tournament Fundraiser to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters will take place at Fort Wayne Sport Club, 3102 Ardmore Avenue, Fort Wayne starting at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday, June... Read more...
KEEP YOUR EYE ON THIS MULTI-SPORT WAYNE ATHLETE
Friday, May 18 2012
Devon Stone, a talented Wayne General HS athlete, is starting to popup on collegiate radars. Devon not only plays football but also is running and jumping past his competition in a multitude of track and field events. Devon has trained very hard... Read more...
HAPPY 97TH BIRTHDAY
Friday, May 18 2012
Pauline Wolffer of Waynedale, is celebrating her 97th birthday. She was born May 10, 1915. Pauline and her late husband, Sylvester are the parents of five daughters, Barbara (Thomas) Muldoon, Pat (Arnold) Custard, Sharon (Larry – deceased) Ebnit,... Read more...
ATTENTION ALL VETERANS
Friday, May 18 2012
Humana is sponsoring a movie for all area veterans. This will be held at the Auburn Museum-National Military History Center, 5634 County Road 11A, Auburn, IN with two showings on Saturday, May 19th at 10am and 2 pm.The pass will include free... Read more...
FABINI FOOTBALL ACADEMY
Friday, May 18 2012
Jason Fabini, a local, talented, veteran NFL player is hosting a football camp to be conducted at the University of St. Francis. Fabini’s experience includes playing as an offensive lineman for the New York Jets, Dallas Cowboys and most recently... Read more...
HALL’S RESTAURANTS FEATURED AT JUNE MATHER LECTURE
Friday, May 18 2012
If you live in or near Fort Wayne, you've likely eaten at a Hall's Restaurant. But are you aware of the rich history of the chain that came into existence not long after World War II? Don "Bud" Hall will discuss the history of his family's... Read more...
To My Indian Friend, Dancing Feather
Friday, May 18 2012
We are so alikeYou so tall and straightI so short and stooped,You with your medicine bagI with my cross. On bended kneeI clasp my handsAnd bow my head to pray.You standFeet apart, head flung backArms outstretched. Both praisingAnd pleading with a... Read more...
WELCOME BARRRET ALLEN SIMMS ELAM
Friday, May 18 2012
Welcome Barret Allen Simms Elam to the Elam an Wilkinson families. Kody Elam and Mary Wilkinson of Waynedale, gave birth on the 9th May, 2012 at 2:38 AM. Barret weighed 8lbs, 4ozs, and was 20 and ¾ inches. 
LOCAL BUSINESS LEADER RECEIVES HONORARY USF DOCTORATE
Friday, May 18 2012
Chuck Surack of Fort Wayne, owner and founder of nationally renowned music business Sweetwater Sound, received an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters from the University of Saint Francis during the university's commencement exercises May 5. Surack is... Read more...

The Waynedale News

Serving South & Southwest Fort Wayne


OUR BELOVED NEWSPAPER
Written by Alex Cornwell   
Friday, April 08 2011

We, the people of Waynedale, have a great amount of pride and sense of ownership with regards to our community newspaper. Whether it's me, a publisher piecing together the content, managing staff and figuring out how we're going to pay for it all, or it's you, a reader looking for news, editorials, entertainment, or other community information, together it is OUR newspaper.

In a long 79 year tradition, the Waynedale community has learned to expect and depend on the newspaper arriving at their doorstep or available for pickup at local businesses. The Waynedale Newspaper has prided itself on providing free positive information and family entertainment, that many would give credit to the attraction of good, neighborly people here and one of the reasons we still call it Waynedale after so many years.

The Waynedale News in-house staff works hard to present you with a newspaper that is rich with community information you want to see, while providing a great community image to visitors to our quaint hometown. Up to this point, we receive letters and a few submissions every issue, but we know with our 30,000 readers, there are still people who truly enjoy the newspaper and would like to become more involved to help it become even better.

This is a call-out to anyone who has ever thought, "that was a great event, I wish more people knew about it" or "while driving around town, I saw this, I wonder what it is" or "I read something in the paper that I wish they'd change it or I'd like to read about something like ..." It is your newspaper and a reflection of the community you care about, make a conscious effort to get in the habit of writing, calling, e-mailing or using www.thewaynedalenews.com to truly impact your hometown paper.

Indifferent to many other traditional news sources in the area, we feel that allowing all members of the community to influence the articles, news coverage and columnists found within our beloved newspaper makes the publication more interesting for all Waynedale readers. Majority of the articles you read every issue are written by your neighbors volunteering their time to better the community and provide a more enjoyable experience for those who live here.
We are always looking for columnists and one-time stories that you write or would like to write about. Plus, the community wants to hear from you. It doesn't matter if you're an expert writer or just someone who would like to contribute to enhance our area, we'd like to hear from you. If you are planning to write continuously or even one time, please contact us so we can send you our "writer's guidelines," helpful hints, and make sure the topic can be approved.

Even if you don't prefer to write an entire article or column, please contact us when you hear of something you would like to know more about so we can investigate, or when you love something in the newspaper, or, if you have ideas on what you would like to see in the newspaper. If you have a news tip, suggestion or idea, it takes just a second to contact us to let us know.

Waynedale, we want to hear from you! Please call (260) 747-4535, e-mail This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , send us a letter, or use our submissions page on our website on www.thewaynedalenews.com. With just a small amount of your time, a little commitment and a positive attitude, we can make great things happen with the Waynedale News that will ultimately impact and better the Waynedale Community.

 

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