The Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo is recruiting “friendly and outgoing” team members for its 57th season, which begins April 24.
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A March 7 bridal show in Fort Wayne will host more than 75 vendors.
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Liz Murphy, a Carroll High School student from Huntertown, recently received one of two full-tuition scholarships from Grace College’s Presidential Scholarship Days. The annual competition for high-achieving high school seniors awards more than $2.5 million in scholarships. Presidential Scho…
A March 7 bridal show in Fort Wayne will host more than 75 vendors.
Huntertown Lions hosting fish fry March 19
Civil rights leader Vernon Jordan, a close friend of President Bill Clinton and former first lady Hillary Clinton, who survived a 1980 assassination attempt in Fort Wayne, has died at age 85. No cause of death was immediately released.
The Marine Corps League Detachment 1435 kitchen crew prepares a pancake breakfast at VFW Jim Eby Post 857 in Fort Wayne. The March breakfast will be served from 8-11:30 a.m. Saturday, March 20, at the VFW, 2202 W. Main St. at Leesburg Road. Breakfast is $5 for adults, $3 for children.
History Center plans free online lecture
The Allen County Department of Health COVID-19 vaccine clinic will expand to serve nearly twice as many Hoosiers each week when it begins providing Pfizer shots in early March.
COVID-19 has claimed choir, drama and a number of other performing arts activities at elementary schools in Northwest Allen County Schools, leaving teachers to come up with creative ways to redesign their curriculums.
The Fort Wayne Police Department is asking the public for help in identifying two subjects from a robbery at the BP. 7418 S. Anthony Blvd., on Feb. 5 at 11:43 p.m. An employee was shot during this robbery and sustained non-life-threatening injury. Anyone who has any information on who these …
The Fort Wayne Police Department announced Tuesday afternoon that it is looking for two persons of interest in the homicide of Heather Porter on Feb. 14 at 600 Candlelite Court. Detectives are looking for:
The Allen County Board of Commissioners approved a resolution Friday opposing a state bill affecting zoning approval for commercial renewable energy projects.
Huntertown’s decision on whether or not to comply with a county standard in an upcoming redesign to Carroll Road east of S.R. 3 could cost residents in the Carroll Oaks subdivision access to the main entrance to their neighborhood. The alternative could mean giving up federal aid for the project.
Someone who is not familiar with Fort Wayne traffic patterns may become confused trying to exit from I-69 onto Coldwater Road. Equally agitating is the infamous “J” turn for someone traveling north on Coldwater Road and trying to turn west onto Ludwig Road.
Huntertown Town Council members told representatives from both the Allen County Council and Fort Wayne City Council on Feb. 1 that they would like to hear from their constituents before taking a stance on Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry’s administration’s efforts to raise the local Food and Bever…
Swimmer Adam McCurdy is the Carroll Athlete of the Week. McCurdy placed ninth in the state 200 IM Saturday.
Carroll swimmers finish 11th at state
Though a tight race was expected at the top three individual placements during Saturday’s Concordia Gymnastics Sectional, Carroll Head Coach Rosemary Scheele stressed the focus is always on team performance.
Though a tight race was expected at the top three individual placements during Saturday’s Concordia Gymnastics Sectional, Carroll Head Coach Rosemary Scheele stressed the focus is always on team performance.
Liz Murphy, a Carroll High School student from Huntertown, recently received one of two full-tuition scholarships from Grace College’s Presidential Scholarship Days. The annual competition for high-achieving high school seniors awards more than $2.5 million in scholarships. Presidential Scho…
COVID-19 has claimed choir, drama and a number of other performing arts activities at elementary schools in Northwest Allen County Schools, leaving teachers to come up with creative ways to redesign their curriculums.
Getting to throw a pie in the face of their favorite school adult was the best prize of all for several Cedar Canyon Elementary students Friday. The school raised more than $3,500 for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society in the process.
The construction project currently underway at Carroll High School’s athletic facilities is about 70% complete, according to Project Manager Tim Motycka of Weigand Construction.
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