The Daily Chronicle & Sentinel, founded in 1785 by William M. M. W. Underwood, is one of the longest-running newspapers in Augusta, Georgia. This vital community resource has evolved over the years, reflecting significant historical events including the Civil War and the civil rights movement. With a diverse range of content covering local news, politics, sports, and cultural features, it caters to the interests of its readership and is recognized for its commitment to journalistic integrity. Readers can find scans of the Daily Chronicle & Sentinel on OldNews.com, starting 1840, with 23,831 scans in total. Exploring these archives not only provides a window into the past but also allows for the discovery of historical figures, events, and potentially connections to your own family history. Dive into the rich history preserved in these pages and uncover stories that have shaped the community.