The Blue Mountain Echo, established in 1903 by local journalists, has been a cornerstone of community journalism in the Blue Mountains region of New South Wales, Australia. Evolving from a small print publication to a trusted source of local news, the Echo has adapted to digital formats in the 21st century while covering a diverse range of topics such as community events, local politics, arts, and environmental issues. On OldNews.com, you would find scans of The Blue Mountain Echo starting 1909, including 9,176 scans in total, providing a valuable resource for anyone interested in historical figures and events, as well as personal family histories. With its thorough reporting and deep roots in the community, the Echo reflects and shapes the identity of the Blue Mountains. Explore these old newspapers on OldNews.com to connect with the past and uncover stories that have shaped your community.