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The city will repair or replace more old, broken sidewalks in urban neighborhoods for the next 25 years after the Fort Wayne City Council approved an ...

Its hard to argue with spending money on sidewalks. For one, as Fort Wayne City Councilman Russ Jehl suggests, the current state of sidewalks in the ...

Jan. 29, 1997 Chief Petty Officer Tonya Bland D’Amore recently enjoyed a visit with family and friends before returning to Mississippi where she will be t

Eastwood had five state qualifiers last year — three graduated and the two who are returning, now senior Gavin Owens and junior Bryce Hesselbart, learned the hard way about the luck of the draw at the state tournament.

Eastwood had five state qualifiers last year — three graduated and the two who are returning, now senior Gavin Owens and junior Bryce Hesselbart, learned the hard way about the luck of the draw at the state tournament.

Dec. 29, 1993 Denise Schwab of Cecil uses scraps of lumber, slate and copper to build birdhouses. The building materials are salvaged from a demolished section

Dec. 22, 1982 The Village of Payne receives a grant from the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to be used to upgrade the village’s water s

Jury selection began today in a three-day trial for a man accused of fatally shooting his wife over the care of a special needs daughter. David Carw ...

Jury selection began Tuesday in a three-day trial for a man accused of fatally shooting his wife over the care of a special needs daughter. David Car ...

My name is Melanie Forrer. I am a lifelong resident of Payne and a graduate of Wayne Trace High School and Ohio Northern University. Together, my husband Mike a