The Long-Islander, established in 1838 by a group of local businessmen in Huntington, New York, is one of the oldest continuously published newspapers in the United States. Originally focused on local news, it has grown to include a diverse range of topics, such as community events, local politics, business highlights, and human interest stories, mirroring the vibrant nature of the Huntington area. Renowned for its commitment to journalistic integrity, The Long-Islander has earned a devoted readership and is valued for its in-depth reporting and strong community engagement. Now, on OldNews.com, you can explore scans of The Long-Islander starting 1839, with a total of 7,353 scans available. This resource invites you to discover historical figures, events, and possibly connections to your own family history, enriching your understanding of the past and the community’s story. Dive into the archives and uncover the local history that shaped Huntington.