The Western Sentinel, founded in 1907 by H. R. Redding and E. W. Grubb in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, has a rich history as a trusted community newspaper. Over the decades, it has become known for its thorough reporting on local news, politics, business, and cultural events, often acting as a voice for the community. On OldNews.com, you can find scans of The Western Sentinel Volume, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, United States starting 1887, with a total of 2,128 scans available. This resource allows you to explore significant milestones, including coverage of major regional events and documents that may mention historical figures, as well as events and people from your own family history. The Sentinel's commitment to factual reporting and community engagement makes it an invaluable source for anyone interested in local affairs. Start your search today and uncover the rich stories preserved in these old newspapers.