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November 24, 1883 was a big day in Elgin. Bask in the electric glow of this echo from December 11, 1983.
What would be called a nuisance today was once a treasured community tradition. This echo chimes in from February 8, 1987.
The stories of the 1936 Elgin half-dollar coin and our Pioneer Memorial are told in this echo from October 12, 1986.
Dig into this echo from November 29, 1998 to hear more about how gravel was once a common Elgin export.
Local genealogists owe a hearty "Thank You" to John Newcomb. Learn why in an echo from November 6, 1988.
Motorless racers and pushmobiles were all the rage in Elgin in 1910-1915. This echo from August 17, 1986 tells the tale.
In case you missed the news items from the month of May 1888, 1913, 1938, 1963 and 1978...this echo from May 1, 1988 will catch you up.
Horse racing in Elgin? You bet! Odds are, you will enjoy this echo from November 13, 1983.
If running for 26 miles does not interest you, maybe you will like the other kinds of marathons described in this echo from November 25, 1984.
A mysterious airship was sighted over Elgin in 1897, just as predicted. E.C. "Mike" Alft reports the facts in this echo from September 25, 1983.
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