The Pella Chronicle, founded in 1869 by the Van Roekel brothers, has been a vital source of local news for the Pella, Iowa community for over 150 years. Originally focused on agricultural reporting, it now covers a wide range of topics reflecting the town's rich Dutch heritage, including local events, politics, and community stories. The newspaper has achieved significant milestones, including a commitment to community engagement and digital expansion in the 21st century, broadening its reach. Renowned for its integrity and thorough journalism, the Pella Chronicle remains a trusted source for residents, shaping public discourse and fostering community. On OldNews.com, you can find scans of the Pella Chronicle starting 1909, with a total of 187 scans available. Explore these archives to discover historical figures and events, and possibly uncover stories from your own family history. Start your search today to connect with Pella's past.