The Slayton Gazette, established in 1878 by pioneers William and Ellen Slayton, has long been a cornerstone of local journalism in Slayton, Minnesota. It has chronicled regional history through comprehensive coverage of local events, government affairs, and community stories, becoming renowned for its in-depth reporting, editorials, and features that foster community engagement. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of The Slayton Gazette dating back to 1890, with a total of 706 scans available. These archives offer a unique opportunity to rediscover historical figures and events, as well as possibly uncover stories from your own family history. With its reputation as a trusted source of information, The Gazette continues to uphold journalistic integrity, making it an influential voice in the area. Visit OldNews.com to delve into this rich history and connect with the past through the pages of The Slayton Gazette.