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LOCAL RESIDENT NANCY CLARK CELEBRATES 100TH BIRTHDAY

Friday, May 04 2012

Kingston Residence Assisted Living resident, Nancy Clark turned 100 years old on Thursday, April 26th. An open house celebrating this momentous occasion was held on Saturday, April 28th from 2:00 p.m. – 4 p.m. in her honor at Kingston, 7515 Winchester Road. Over 110 of her family, friends, fellow residents and staff attended. Mayor Tom Henry declared through a proclamation that April 28th was deemed Nancy Ruth Clark day and she also received greetings from White House and Governor Mitch Daniels ... Read more...

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2ND ANNUAL “EASTER IN WAYNEDALE” DRAWS OVER 1,000 RESIDENTS

Written by The Waynedale News Staff
Friday, April 20 2012
Easter in Waynedale was held on Saturday, April 7th at the Waynedale Park Pavilion. The estimated attendance for the Easter egg hunt was just over 1,000 people and the largest community turnout for this event. Parcticipants were treated in addition to the hunt with candy, pictures with the Easter bunny and high fives from local business' mascots. This one of several community events organized by The Waynedale Community Improvement Team and sponsored by various local businesses and residents. P ... Read more... Add new comment

AKIMA PINSIWA AWIIKI GRANTED NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARK

Written by Cindy Cornwell
Friday, April 20 2012
Miami Chief Jean-Baptiste de Richardville's strong business sense made him the richest man in Indiana at the time of his death. Today his house is recognized as the oldest Native American structures in the nation and the oldest house in northeast Indiana along with the oldest Greek Revival-style house in the state. On Tuesday, April 16, 2012 it was tagged as one of only 2,494 National Historic Landmarks and the only treaty house designated as a National Historic Landmark-the only extant treaty h ... Read more... Add new comment

DARLENE AND CARDY DELIVERING MEALS SINCE 1971

Friday, April 06 2012

After 40 Years Volunteering – These 2 ladies are still going strong! Driving and delivering meals to clients in their homes in order to maintain a better quality of life, delivering hot nutritious meals to clients in their homes has been the driving goal of Homebound Meals since 1971. In order to do so at an affordable price, the people who deliver it have to be volunteers – especially in this economy. Darlene Stucky (r) and Cardy McComas (l) are two volunteers who started driving for Homebound ... Read more...

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EASTER IN WAYNEDALE

Written by The Waynedale News Staff
Friday, April 06 2012
The Waynedale Community Improvement Team presents the 2nd Annual Easter Egg Hunt for the Waynedale Community. "Easter in Waynedale" will be held at the Waynedale Park Pavilion on Saturday, April 7th at 10 a.m. A special area will be set aside for the younger children to hunt eggs. A page for children to color and hang on the refrigerator announcing the details of the event is available at local Waynedale businesses. This is a free event offered to encourage community spirit. If you would like t ... Read more... Add new comment

TAPPIN’ THE GREEN BEER A TRADITION AT DEER PARK PUB

Written by Cindy Cornwell
Friday, March 23 2012
For the 15th year Deer Park Pub, began its St. Patrick's Day celebration Friday evening with the tappin' of a keg filled with traditional green lager beer, while the band Scratch N Sniff played a few Irish tunes. The Fort Wayne tavern, located directly across from University of St. Francis on Leesburg Road, continued its festivities on Saturday morning serving green-glazed donuts and Irish coffee to all ye' lads n' lassies. Preceding a parade around 3pm, Deer Park held a strong man and woman c ... Read more... Add new comment

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