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4worldlovers: August, our annual Savor issue, is ready for you to devour. Not literally, of course. Magazine stock is not ideally digestible. In August, we highlight where we’re…

A quarter of a century ago, the only thing a newcomer to Fort Wayne had to figure out was why so many streets had multiple names. These days, Fort Wayne is a city so bursting…

EDIBLE ART: We have never featured a baker in this section, but Amber Westerman is someone special. She is a true pastry artist, concocting…

BUENOS DIAS: Early last year, we asked Ophelia’s Restaurant to name one dish from their menu that they wished everyone could try, and they picked migas…

After a month on a diet and fitness regimen that had always worked for me in the past, I was weighed at the doctor’s office. I’d gained weight. I had also…

When I was a kid growing up in the 1970s, the Marx Brothers were still a conspicuous part of popular culture. The Marx Brothers’ films were…

In August of 2009, a good friend of mine had an art show at Club Soda. Downtown wasn’t yet revitalized to the extent it is today. Parkview Field…

People used to view Fort Wayne’s three rivers as flood hazards and little more than large drainage ditches. Forward-thinking and cleanup have transformed them into…

HOMEGROWN: Nothing against the local malls and lifestyle centers, but if you really want a unique gift, you have to seek out the quirky shops…

There are not many times I have to answer the questions instead of ask them, but Fort Wayne Director of Public Information, John Perlich, made it super…

Fort Wayne magazine’s annual Weddings issue isn’t just for brides-andgrooms-to-be. It is for anyone who wants to see local people and local businesses at their…

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The History Center presents Miami Indian Heritage Days, Saturday, August 5 at the Chief Richardville House, 5705 Bluffton Road, Fort Wayne. Learn about the lasting heritage of the Miami and other regional Native American groups. . .


At the 2023 Quilt Celebration at the Quilter’s Hall of Fame in Marion, Indiana, album quilts were the focus of the weekend. Quilter Hall of Fame Inductee, Elly Sienkiewicz, whose name is synonymous with Baltimore Album quilts joined us by zoom as . . .


The twenty-fifth season of the Lifetime Sports Academy successfully wrapped up with a fun day and award ceremony at McMillen Park for kids and parents. More than 850 participants in 2023 and over 31,300 since its inception, developed skills in the . . .


On Saturday, July 29th, the Wayne Township Trustee Office presented our first “Person of the Year Award to Sally Becker Segerson. If you don’t already know, Ms. Segerson is a community activist and advocate for the homeless. . .


Loren K. Allison, 69, of Fort Wayne, was the proprietor of the Law Offices of Loren K. Allison. He practiced exclusively in all areas of Business, Bankruptcy, and Employment Law. He attended Waynedale Elementary, Kekionga Junior High School, and Elmhurst . . .


In the summer of 2022, The Waynedale News sparked the idea of the “Take Some, Leave Some” produce stand, and it took off like wildfire! The produce table has returned for the summer of 2023 and is already seeing traffic of people giving and receiving . . .


“Barbenheimer” has come and gone, and although I only saw Barbie, in my opinion, the optimal lineup started with coffee and Oppenheimer, followed by a fun lunch and Barbie to lift the spirits. . .

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Mayor Henry Partners With New Collaborative To Further Engage The African American Community

James Payne is a man that truly defines the description, “A man for ALL seasons” as he not only works as one of the state of Indiana’s top high school officials in football, basketball, and baseball but also works for our local FWPD and is a FWCS school resource officer (SRO).