In 1996, Michael and Marti Pearson with their two daughters watched the Upland grain mill’s demolition — the beginning of Upland Tire and Service now known as Upland Best-One. “It’s hard to believe it’s been 30 years,” Marti said.
Corralled by the cold air, we hurried across the road, to the street corner and into the Filipino restaurant — Baryo. As we stepped into the restaurant, lively music and the soft chatter of customers greeted our ears. The exterior of the building appeared dark, yet inside, the music, red ...
Construction on the Upland bridge has progressed with pouring concrete, forming the deck and the reinforced approaches on Oct. 31.
Up, down, through the hallways and inside classrooms, quotes and Bible verses cover the walls of the Euler Science Complex building.
Little craters of blackheads decorated Denis Stewart’s 63-year-old face.
At 4:09 a.m., a Samuel Morris Hall resident called the Taylor police — someone from the outside removed their window screen and was attempting to crawl inside on Tuesday, Oct. 21.
Construction on the Upland bridge has been postponed.
After 31 years, the Town Council held its final meeting in the Upland Town Hall on Oct. 7.
Every Tuesday and Thursday morning, Best-One company employees can dial-in for a call.
The Upland town council altered the town budget, heard a proposal for Jefferson Pathway’s trail to be made of limestone rather than concrete and approved the second reading for the 2026 Annexation on Sept. 16.
The Echo star poses for a picture at the start of the 2025-26 school year.
Jane' Aubry Page and Makenna McCord enjoyed Filipino like chicken curry and pancit bihon.
Denis Stewart has worked as a carnival worker for 11 years.
The Upland town Hall building hosted council meetings for 31 years.
International orientation welcomes students to the Taylor campus.
Upland Town Council alters budget because of new Senate bill.
Marti and Michael Pearson stand in front of Best-One sign.
Hands are raised to block sun from eyes to see balloon launch.
(From left to right in the back) Andrea Masvero, Enterprises, Town Council President Shawn Sizemore, State Representative Lori Goss-Reaves, Riley Richardson, library Board of Trus, Ashley Tiberi and President Michael Lindsay.
(From left to right) Justices Geoffrey G. Slaughter, Mark S. Massa, Chief Justice Loretta H. Rush, Derek R. Molter and Christopher M. Goff took a case hearing at Indiana Wesleyan University on April 10.
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