Wayne Pride News

06/03/2026

This Friday!

06/03/2026

Coloring can be an intense or relaxing activity for adults and children.

These coloring books bring forth a selection of images that can be colored in crayon, pastels, colored pencils or markers for hours of fun and connection.

Connection to ourselves, our family, friends, history and our world.

Find them reasonably priced on Amazon!

Kachina Collection
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Kachina Collection 1
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Kachina Collection 2
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06/02/2026

Goody's Pet Supply
While Supplies Last!

Cat Litter $4 Off!

Recommended by Three out of Three Cats!
Limited 10 to a customer

06/01/2026

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Formerly recognized as My Impressions by Mia, we are a gift shop dedicated to offering unique, handmade, and custom products. Our focus includes personal items, meaningful gifts, and an exciting selection of Michigan favorite souvenirs and gifts.

06/01/2026

Look inside! One of the most beautiful houses I've seen listed in Wayne. 4616 Hayes, Wayne MI $220k 3 bed | 1.5 bath with 2 car garage and private covered patio.

4616 Hayes StreetWayne, MI 481843 Bedrooms, 1.1 Bathrooms, $220...

05/27/2026

05/24/2026

You never know who you'll meet in the woods!

What to Do When You Find a Newborn Fawn

Discovering a newborn fawn is a magical but delicate moment. White-tailed deer fawns are born with spotted coats for camouflage and typically spend their first weeks lying motionless while their mothers forage. The doe often leaves her baby alone for hours at a time—this is normal behavior, not abandonment.
Key steps to follow:

Observe from a distance. If the fawn is lying quietly, appears healthy, and shows no obvious injuries, leave it alone. The mother is almost certainly nearby and will return, usually at dawn or dusk.

Do not touch or move the fawn unless it’s in immediate danger (e.g., middle of a busy road). Human scent can sometimes discourage the mother from returning, though this risk is lower than commonly believed.

Check for distress signs. Call a local wildlife rehabilitator if the fawn is crying continuously, has visible wounds, flies around it, or is wandering aimlessly. These indicate it may truly be orphaned.
Keep pets and children away. Minimize disturbance to give the mother confidence to return.

Most “abandoned” fawns are perfectly fine when left undisturbed. Interfering unnecessarily can do more harm than good. Patience and respect for nature are essential.

Spring and early summer are peak fawning season, so extra awareness is needed when walking trails or in suburban areas.

05/24/2026

What do you think of more murals downtown and across Wayne?

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Looking for a unique activity that creates engagement, connection and lasting memories? Our event mural kits help schools, companies, nonprofits, festivals and communities host unforgettable collaborative art experiences. Every participant paints a tile that becomes part of a larger mural, creating....