The Fairburn Waif, founded in 1885 by local resident E.E. Hooten, has served as a vital community newspaper in Fairburn, Georgia, for over a century. Renowned for its commitment to local journalism, it has chronicled significant events and developments in the area, earning its reputation as a trusted source. The Waif features a diverse range of content, including local news, community events, school updates, and opinion pieces, fostering civic engagement. You can find scans of The Fairburn Waif on OldNews.com, including 11 scans in total, starting from 1872. Delve into its rich history to uncover stories about historical figures, significant events, and possibly even people from your own family history. With its longstanding dedication to accuracy and community representation, The Waif remains a cherished institution in Fairburn and an influential voice in shaping public discourse. Explore the archives and connect with your past through these invaluable resources.