The Longhorn, founded in 1942 by the staff of Camp Wolters in Texas, served as a crucial communication tool for soldiers during World War II. Initially created to inform troops about camp activities and military news, it evolved to include local news, human-interest stories, and community event highlights. Renowned for its accuracy and integrity, The Longhorn has established a reputation as a trusted source, reflecting the community's voice and fostering camaraderie among its readers. Its enduring influence underscores the vital role of local journalism in connecting and informing communities. On OldNews.com, you would find scans of The Longhorn, Camp Wolters, Texas, United States starting 1944, including 415 scans in total. Discover historical figures, events, and even people from your own family history by exploring these archives. Dive into the past and uncover the rich history captured in the pages of The Longhorn.