The Waverly Weekly Republican, founded in 1856 by local settlers in Waverly, Iowa, has long served as a vital voice for the community. Its evolution from a modest publication to a trusted source of local news, politics, and community events is marked by its commitment to investigative reporting and civic engagement. With a diverse range of content, including feature stories, opinion pieces, and event coverage, the newspaper fosters informed local discourse and remains renowned for its journalistic integrity. On OldNews.com, you can find scans of the Waverly Weekly Republican starting 1857, with 86 total scans available. This collection not only preserves the history of the paper but also offers insights into historical figures and events, including those from your own family history. Explore these archives to uncover the rich legacy of Waverly and connect with the past.