In 1985 another event cut a trail east through Wayne Township when a tornado hit Albion in the far western edge of the county, then bounced along and touched down here. Fields were burrowed, trees were uprooted, and many homes were damaged or ruined as well as a business called Wiggers Canoes. Traces of the devastation have begun to grow over and fade from sight, but not from memory. The vast majority of land use in Wayne Township is still in agriculture. Waterford Township's Troyer Farms has potato fields here and many others operate privately owned farms.
Trees are plentiful and roads follow hills and valleys through the quiet countryside.
Many Wayne Township residents participate in the events in Corry. Pennsylvania's Route 6 begins at the opposite end of the county in Springfield Township. It drops south and cuts across the southern townships toward Warren County and beyond. It is an old road and quite scenic. It belonged to Mathias Spencer, a lawyer with many other enterprises, and was built about 1828.