Founded in 1870, the Arizona Citizen has been a pivotal presence in Tucson's media landscape, originally established by E.W. Wells as a vital source of news for the community. Over the years, the newspaper has evolved significantly, notably merging with the Tucson Daily Citizen in the mid-20th century, which expanded its influence. The Arizona Citizen features a rich array of content, including local news, politics, culture, and opinion pieces that capture the diverse voices of Tucson residents. Renowned for its journalistic integrity, it remains a trusted source shaping public discourse and fostering community engagement. On OldNews.com, you can explore the historical archives of the Arizona Citizen, with scans starting from 1870 and totaling 1,925 scans. Discover historical figures, events, and even connections to your own family history, inviting you to delve into the past and uncover stories that have shaped Tucson and beyond.