Dear Editor, I admire Rep. Rebecca Kubacki’s work ethic and good heart. In early 2012 I noticed how she stood up under pressure for legislation that I feel will grow our Indiana economy. I also noticed she stood for freedom of business owners to run their establishments in … Read More
Article by Melissa Chapman, Cataloging Supervisor, WCPL Is the winter cold getting you down? Do feel like you are stuck in the house with nothing to do? Why not come to the Warsaw Community Public Library and see the new collection of movies that have arrived at the library? In … Read More
Don Roulo is the CEO (Chief Encouragement Officer) of Life Quest. He is a life, career and business coach as well as a Certified 48 Days Workshop Facilitator. He travels nationally and internationally to conduct business and career training as well as marriage and family workshops. By DON … Read More
Article By Rachel Smith, On The Edge Student Reporter Edgewood Middle School Edgewood, like every other school, is always excited when winter rolls around. Though Christmas break is highly anticipated for its lack of school, homework (usually), and responsibilities, many teens find themselves slightly bored during the winter … Read More
Article by Scott Backus, Tippecanoe Valley Middle School Principal In education we throw the word ‘leadership’ around a great deal. We talk about being leaders, identifying leaders, creating leaders and modeling leaders. The talk goes on and on, but the key question in any school is, “How do … Read More
Don Roulo is the CEO (Chief Encouragement Officer) of Life Quest. He is a life, career and business coach as well as a Certified 48 Days Workshop Facilitator. He travels nationally and internationally to conduct business and career training as well as marriage and family workshops. By DON … Read More
Article by Emily Brink On The Edge Student Reporter Edgewood Middle School Lego robotics is all about programming robots to do certain tasks on a board. For any science plus student, it was a fun learning experience. Let’s meet one team and their robot. The Edgewood Avalanche consists … Read More
Article by Jason Schaefer On The Edge Student Reporter Edgewood Middle School I interviewed our new school President Lucas Harvey. Lucas Harvey ran against Alex Koontz and Keagan Rice during the election this fall. Lucas won by an impressive landslide. I wanted to ask him about his presidency, … Read More
Article by Ella Knight, On The Edge Student Reporter Edgewood Middle School The National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) of Edgewood Middle School recently had the experience of packing meals for the hungry through the Feed My Starving Children organization. Feed My Starving Children makes Manna Meals, which are … Read More
Article by Duane Herendeen, WCPL Children’s Department Supervisor It’s a very chilly Tuesday morning as I’m writing this. The wind chill is well below zero and the snow is blowing and drifting outside my window. Because of the harsh weather, most of the businesses, schools and yes even the library … Read More
Don Roulo is the CEO (Chief Encouragement Officer) of Life Quest. He is a life, career and business coach as well as a Certified 48 Days Workshop Facilitator. He travels nationally and internationally to conduct business and career training as well as marriage and family workshops. By DON … Read More
Don Roulo is the CEO (Chief Encouragement Officer) of Life Quest. He is a life, career and business coach as well as a Certified 48 Days Workshop Facilitator. He travels nationally and internationally to conduct business and career training as well as marriage and family workshops. By DON … Read More
Article by Lora Kuhaneck, On The Edge Student Reporter Edgewood Middle School With the ever-growing technology of the modern world, family activities seem few and far-between. But there is a way to enjoy family time (or time with friends) while using a minor degree of technology. Awesome Hobbies … Read More
Don Roulo is the CEO (Chief Encouragement Officer) of Life Quest. He is a life, career and business coach as well as a Certified 48 Days Workshop Facilitator. He travels nationally and internationally to conduct business and career training as well as marriage and family workshops. By DON … Read More
Article by Duane Herendeen, WCPL Children’s Department Supervisor One of the lesser known collections we have in the Children’s Department is the graphic novel collection. Now if you grew up in the 80’s or before, the words graphic novel might not sound familiar, but if I call them comic books, then … Read More
By Dan Stockman The Journal Gazette It may have been the most anticipated, most watched meaningless vote by the Fort Wayne City Council in the last decade. That’s not to say it wasn’t meaningful: When council members voted unanimously to back a non-binding resolution calling for $200,000 toward … Read More
