L'Écho des Alpes-Maritimes, founded in 1880 by journalist and politician Auguste de Lattre, has long been a vital source of news in Nice, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur. Originally established to provide a voice for local concerns, it has evolved into a respected platform for regional and national news, politics, culture, and sports. Its commitment to quality journalism has led to milestones like pioneering investigative reporting in the region. Renowned for its in-depth analysis and reliable reporting, L'Écho is a trusted source that shapes public opinion and community engagement in a rapidly changing media landscape. On OldNews.com, you can find scans of L'Écho des Alpes-Maritimes starting 1903, with 338 scans in total. This archive offers the opportunity to explore historical figures, local events, and even family history through the lens of past journalism. Dive into the rich history captured in these pages and uncover stories from your community.