The Sun, founded in 1970 by a dedicated group of local activists and journalists in Durham, North Carolina, has become a cornerstone of community journalism. Over the decades, it has evolved to cover a wide range of issues, including local news, arts, culture, politics, and social justice, often amplifying underrepresented voices. You can explore the rich history of The Sun on OldNews.com, where you will find scans starting 1897, with a total of 8 scans available. This repository not only showcases the newspaper's significant role in pivotal moments like the civil rights movement but also highlights the importance of community engagement. As a trusted source praised for its thoughtful reporting and editorial independence, The Sun continues to resonate with readers interested in the stories that shape Durham and beyond. Dive into your history by searching for historical figures, events, and perhaps connections to your own family within these archives.