The Nashville Union, founded in 1854 by William S. Edwards, has been a vital source of news and information for Nashville, Indiana, and its surrounding areas for over a century and a half. Renowned for its comprehensive coverage of local events, politics, and community affairs, the newspaper has adapted to changing media landscapes, embracing digital platforms while honoring its roots in print journalism. The Nashville Union is respected for its commitment to accurate reporting and deep community connections, making it a trusted voice in regional discourse. You can explore its historical archives on OldNews.com, where you will find scans of The Nashville Union starting 1862, with 8 scans in total available. These scans may provide insights into historical figures and events, as well as possibly uncover stories related to your own family history. Join the search for local history and engage with the rich tapestry of Nashville’s past.