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Veterans Day in Fort Wayne
This Veterans Day, we join as a country and a community to thank the men and women who have served the United States. In Fort Wayne, Indiana, this day is marked with celebrations, ceremonies, and special offerings from local businesses. Here are a few ways to spend Veterans Day in...
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Four New Shows Join the Niswonger’s Spring 2027 Lineup
The Niswonger Performing Arts Center is adding more music, laughter and family fun! Van Wert LIVE has announced four new additions to the Spring lineup: Stars Go Dim, Dog Man The Musical, Guy Penrod and Bluey’s Big Play. Tickets go on sale to the public this Friday, October 30, making this the perfect opportunity to get a head start on holiday shopping.
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Findlay’s Halloween Parade to Celebrate 250 Years of American Champions
FINDLAY, Ohio — The countdown is nearly over! The 2026 Cops & Kids Findlay Halloween Parade presented by loanDepot takes over S. Main St. on Tuesday, October 27, at 7 p.m., bringing together the community for an unforgettable celebration of “250 Years of American Champions.”. Hosted by the...
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Whitman’s bike shop hosts Spooktacular Day in Saint Paris
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – A Spooktacular Day in Saint Paris, hosted by Whitman’s Bike Shop, will be held this Sunday. “Our goal is to bring families, local businesses, and community organizations together for an afternoon of Halloween fun while supporting our small-town community,” wrote Whitman’s. The Oct. 25 event will run from noon to 6 […]
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Whitehouse hears updates on mural, fire service, library planning
WHITEHOUSE – While the Oct. 20 Whitehouse Village Council meeting was brief, council members and Mayor Rich Bingham touched on several activities going on in the village: a large mural by Dean Davis on the side of CycleWerks, Whitehouse Branch Library planning and Whitehouse Fire Department run volume and plans for covering Swanton Township.
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Fort Wayne receives nod through ‘Daily Double’ question on ‘Jeopardy!’
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) — Any WANE 15 viewers tuning into Jeopardy! Monday night witnessed a “Daily Double” question that referenced the Summit City itself. During Monday’s episode, the game’s returning winner hit a “Daily Double” under a category called “Towns” that prompted a question about Fort Wayne: “This Indiana town got its name from a ‘mad’ general who set up a stockade there in 1794.”
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Inside the rare world of making brass instruments with a Miamisburg craftsman
The Miami Valley is home to one of a handful of craftsmen making custom brass musical instruments in the U.S. Through his company, Schlub Brassworks, owner George Schlub equips musicians around the world. Schlub has been a part of musical instrument making for a long time. It’s something he came...
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Bluffton men stand fourth at HCAC Preview
VERONA, Ky. — The Bluffton University mens golf team sits in fourth place following the opening day of competition at the Battle at Belterra. Dylan Fiveash (Franklin, Ky./Franklin-Simpson), Aaron Gerber (Vermilion) and Drew Eckerle (Lebanon) paced the Beavers with matching rounds of 75. Fiveash, Gerber and Eckerle each finished at four-over par to tie for 10th place, providing Bluffton with three strong individual performances on the course for day one action.
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Greenville Public Library to Host Family Bingo Night
GREENVILLE – The Greenville Public Library (GPL) invites families to join the fun at Family Bingo Night on Thursday, November 5, from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. As part of the library’s After Hours at GPL series, this event offers families a chance to connect with one another, create fun memories, and enjoy learning through play.
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Tony and Grammy winner Heather Headley returns to Fort Wayne to coach students in masterclass
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - Tony and Grammy Award winner Heather Headley is back in Fort Wayne this weekend to lead her second annual masterclass for young singers and actors. The Northrop High School graduate worked one-on-one with students Friday at the Pearl Street Arts Center downtown, coaching them on vocal technique and stage presence ahead of Sunday’s student showcase concert.
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AW grad now leads Waterville Branch Library
WATERVILLE – Growing up in Providence Township, Rebecca (Ransberger) Kramer often visited the Waterville Branch Library and, with help from librarian Jo Kehoe, would leave with a stack of books. Now, as the the new Waterville Branch manager for the Toledo Lucas County Public Library (TLCPL), Kramer is the...
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Troy-Miami County Public Library brings in over 50 authors for Book Fest
TROY, Ohio (WKEF) -- The Troy-Miami County Public Library is hosting its first-ever Troy Book Fest today. The event is free and will host more than 50 authors from a wide range of genres. Attendees can expect to meet the people behind their favorite stories, learn about new and upcoming...
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Chaffee’s Brewhouse finalizes new addition
Chaffee’s Brewhouse was erected without its coffee shop or bar interior nearly 160 years ago. Today, the original structure is filled with chatty regulars, early bird coffee runners, and many members of the community. Though Chaffee’s has only been around since 2020, business owners Shawn and Lisa Richards have...
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Bob Gillmor to discuss his work as a cannon maker
TIFFIN – Bob Gillmor will be the featured speaker at the Johnsons Island Civil War Roundtable meeting on Sunday, Oct. 25, at 4 p.m. He will discuss his work providing cannons for Civil War movies. Gillmor, who is a renowned Old Fort-based cannon maker and the founder of Gillmor...