North Carolina Standard Volume, founded in 1865 by leading journalist George A. Foote, has a rich history as a cornerstone of Raleigh’s media landscape. Originally established to provide insightful coverage of local and national affairs, it evolved significantly, playing a pivotal role in promoting civil rights and advocating for social change during the 1960s. The newspaper offers comprehensive content, including news, opinion pieces, cultural commentary, and in-depth analysis on pressing issues. Today, you can explore the archives of North Carolina Standard Volume on OldNews.com, where you will find scans starting 1850, including 484 scans in total. These historical documents feature not only important events but also stories of historical figures and perhaps even people from your own family history. Discover this trusted source, renowned for its journalistic integrity, and delve into the past to understand how it has shaped public discourse in North Carolina.