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Bridge construction being postponed
By Jane' Aubry Page | October 20Construction on the Upland bridge has been postponed.
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Upland town council holds final meeting in historic town hall
By Jane' Aubry Page | October 20After 31 years, the Town Council held its final meeting in the Upland Town Hall on Oct. 7.
Features
Upland Best-One owner shares story
By Jane' Aubry Page | October 1Every Tuesday and Thursday morning, Best-One company employees can dial-in for a call.
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Upland town council makes changes to budget
By Jane' Aubry Page | September 29The 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.
Opinions
'If it's not yours, it's somebody else's'
By Jane' Aubry Page | September 19Some people might call this “bike borrowing,” but that’s not what everyone calls it. “You're taking something that doesn't belong to you, and putting it somewhere else,” Mike Guebert, professor of geology and environmental science, said. “If you're not returning it to that person — I call it stealing.”
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Upland Public Library celebrates expansion
By Jane' Aubry Page | September 15Families, professors and local government officials gathered outside the Upland Public Library, celebrating plans for expansion with a groundbreaking ceremony on Aug. 31.
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Upland council approves annexation
By Jane' Aubry Page | September 15Upland attained 6.787 acres to the town jurisdiction.
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Chris Jones speaks for TU admin.
By Jane' Aubry Page | March 19Taylor University is undergoing changes. In a survey the administration sent, students expressed frustration and anger about long lines for food, difficulty registering for classes and the change of Swallow Robin hall’s co-residence.
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Taylor’s 2023-24 yearbook wins first place
By Jane' Aubry Page | March 17Overflow, Taylor University’s 2023-2024 yearbook, placed first place first in the 2024 Scholastic Yearbook from the American Scholastic Press Association.
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Avian flu active in Grant County
By AJ Richardson and Jane' Aubry Page | March 12Taylor University is paying 125% more for eggs compared to last semester, Sean Wojtkowski, resident director of AVI Foodsystems, said. Egg prices have increased due to the H5 Bird Flu, or the avian influenza, which has spread throughout the U.S., impacting local businesses and consumers.
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By Jane' Aubry Page | October 21Denis Stewart has worked as a carnival worker for 11 years.
The Upland town Hall building hosted council meetings for 31 years.
By Jane' Aubry Page | October 14The Upland town Hall building hosted council meetings for 31 years.
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By Jane' Aubry Page and | September 30International orientation welcomes students to the Taylor campus.
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By Jane' Aubry Page | September 23Upland Town Council alters budget because of new Senate bill.
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By Jane' Aubry Page and | September 23Marti and Michael Pearson stand in front of Best-One sign.
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By Jane' Aubry Page and | September 9Hands are raised to block sun from eyes to see balloon launch.
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By Jane' Aubry Page and | September 9(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.
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By Jane' Aubry Page and | April 24(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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By Jane' Aubry Page and | March 13Juniors Karissa Collins and Alexa Twiggs, editors-in-chief of the yearbook, flip through Overflow’s pages.
Taylor's food truck offers meals for the first time on March 7
By Jane' Aubry Page | March 13Freshman Mallory Michmerhuizen, sophomore Layna Bowman, freshman Gianna Gerry and freshman Kayden Warren wait in line for their lunch (left to right).
