The Stayton Standard, founded in 1891 by J.B. and L.M. Kauffman, has a rich history as a cornerstone of community journalism in Stayton, Oregon. As it adapted to the evolving media landscape, the newspaper remained dedicated to local news, offering a diverse array of content that includes news, opinion pieces, community events, and feature stories that highlight the lives of residents. Renowned for its fairness and accuracy, the Stayton Standard serves as a trusted source of information, shaping public discourse and fostering community engagement. On OldNews.com, you can explore the history of the Stayton Standard through scans starting 1916, featuring 274 scans in total. This collection may reveal historical figures and events, and possibly even connections to your own family history. Dive into the archives and discover the stories that have shaped the community over the years.