The Voice, established in 1971 by founders Gerald and Mary Horne in Lincoln, Nebraska, has served as a vital platform for the African American community, advocating for social justice and fostering cultural awareness. With its rich content of news, features, and opinion pieces, The Voice reflects the diverse experiences and challenges of its readership while maintaining a commitment to journalistic integrity. On OldNews.com, you can discover scans of The Voice starting 1946, with a total of 3,230 scans available. This resource allows you to explore historical figures, events, and possibly even aspects of your own family history. By delving into these archives, you can gain insights into the local African American experience and engage with the narratives that have shaped the community. We invite you to search for old newspapers on OldNews.com to connect with the past and enrich your understanding of our collective history.