The Detroit Informer, founded in 2003 by journalist and community activist Donnell Johnson, has become a vital voice in Detroit's media landscape, particularly for the African American community. With a focus on local news, culture, and socio-economic issues, the newspaper highlights stories often overlooked by mainstream outlets, fostering community trust and a dedicated readership. Its impactful reporting is celebrated through initiatives like the annual Detroit Informer Awards. On OldNews.com, you can explore a rich archive of The Detroit Informer, which includes scans starting from 1900, featuring 8 scans in total. This collection provides a unique opportunity to discover historical figures and events, as well as personal connections to your own family history. Delve into the past and uncover the stories that shaped Detroit by searching for old newspapers on the site.