The Star-Independent, established in 1885 by a group of local entrepreneurs in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, has a rich history that reflects the community's pulse. Initially a merger between two smaller publications, it quickly gained prominence for its comprehensive coverage of local events, politics, and social issues. Now, on OldNews.com, you can explore scans of The Star-Independent starting 1914, featuring a total of 5,032 scans. This provides a unique opportunity to uncover historical figures and events, as well as possibly discover connections to your own family history. Over the decades, the newspaper has adapted to changes in media, embracing both print and digital formats while maintaining its commitment to journalism. With its renowned investigative reporting and community engagement, The Star-Independent remains a trusted source of information, making it an invaluable resource for revisiting the past and understanding the significance of history in Central Pennsylvania's media landscape. Explore the archives today.