Gas City kicks off construction of YMCA
Gas City celebrated the start of construction on a Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA) center in Turner Park with a groundbreaking ceremony March 31.
Use the fields below to perform an advanced search of The Echo's archives. This will return articles, images, and multimedia relevant to your query. You can also try a Basic search
1000 items found for your search. If no results were found please broaden your search.
Gas City celebrated the start of construction on a Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA) center in Turner Park with a groundbreaking ceremony March 31.
Taylor softball took the victory over Crossroads League competitor, Grace, on April 17. They finished 22-2, going 14-2 in the first game and 8-0 in the nightcap.
When attempting to describe how to build a championship team, plenty of cliche sayings can be used.
When Donna Downs arrived as an adjunct professor at Taylor University in 1987, she meant to teach one class. Instead, the amount of classes she taught grew, ranging from public speaking to interpersonal and corporate communication. Her time teaching produced a love for Taylor University and the community that made it.
The film “Rocky” (1976) follows a professional boxer named Rocky Balboa as he embraces the challenge of “going the distance.” Rocky’s determination serves as an inspiration to many who watch this film.
The Honors Program will vacate the Honors Lodge by the end of the year. The dedicated space for Honors students will be replaced by a new facility in Gentile Hall.
Taryn Dullisear, UB40's head of operations, notes that the original UB40 band is the only one entitled to usage of the band's name: "There is only one UB40 - not the “original band”, the only band - who are still together, producing records and touring as they’ve done for 47 years," Dullisear said. - Editor
What do you get when you mix Shakespeare’s “The Comedy of Errors” with show tunes?
The town of Fairmount doesn’t even exceed 3,000 residents—but it can provide a mean pizza and brew.
Despite the “for sale” sign in its window, Marion Cycle Works has no intention of laying on the brakes.
Tucked just off campus and often found at local vendor events, the Little Farmhouse Shop is the kind of place that feels less like a business and more like stepping into someone’s kitchen.
As the flowers bloom and temperatures are finally heating up, the Taylor women’s and men’s golf teams are heating up as well.
Taylor men's track and field continues their outdoor spring season. They have competed in four meets thus far and look to close out the 2026 campaign with many members of the purple and gray seeking a bid to nationals.
Taylor men’s lacrosse is beginning to slow down after their blistering start to a record-setting season.
Taylor women’s track and field is approaching the Crossroads League Championships with a mix of standout performances and steady development across events.
“And I’m proud to be an American, where at least I know I'm free.”
A swap that brings community together and sustainability to life.
NearSpace Education celebrated the results of Dream Big phase one, and announced Dream Big phase two at their celebration ceremony on April 11.
Taylor World Outreach (TWO) partnered with student-led ministry Carpenter’s Hands to fund a Bible matching event from March 24 to April 24.
While communication mediums were limited during Jesus’ time on earth, he still chose to confront and comfort face-to-face.