They call it the City of Churches but Fort Wayne could also be called the city of neighborhoods and one of the most attractive has this at the center, Wildwood Avenue, a historic street with an unlikely hero..or heroine. ‘She had in mind a home of convenience,” says Allen County Historian Tom…
“I never ever paint anything dark, never,” says…
It was simple and very low tech, just a ditch in…
Not long ago this is where folks took their TV’s…
More so than most small towns Wabash, Indiana has…
This years fire season out west was the worst on…
It was a day all of Auburn, Indiana turned out to…
1906 was a great year to be an American.…
Doris Moyers-Hornbogen is sculpting a baby on this day in her Wells County home but Doris isn’t really a…
It’s an art form as old as the hills on a medium even older. Leather has been mankind’s companion for millennia, for clothing, shelter and thousands…
Rainee Perdue was born on the poor side of Washington State.…
There are several messages in the current art exhibit at Fort Wayne’s First Presbyterian…
They’re sporting some new furniture at the Fort Wayne First Presbyterian Church art gallery but nothing that could support a human body.…
They’re not as charming as their older cousin, the wooden covered…
“Kids nowadays I don’t think they even care about cars,” says sprint car racer Paul Hazen. “It’s just something I wanted to do I…
“I’ve grown up working dogs all my life,” says dog trainer Bob Knipper. “I’ve always had a passion for dogs and a passion for the…
They’re a hallowed part of the American Scene like baseball and apple…