Southern Musical Advocate and Singer's Friend, founded in 1906 by local music enthusiasts in Singers' Glen, Virginia, has been instrumental in fostering musical culture in the region. Originally centered on folk and traditional music, the newspaper has transformed to include reviews, artist interviews, and community event coverage, establishing itself as a vital resource for music lovers. With significant contributions to the support of local musicians and annual music festivals celebrating regional talent, it has earned a reputation for reliable coverage and insightful commentary in the Appalachian musical landscape. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of Southern Musical Advocate and Singer's Friend starting 1859, featuring 181 scans in total. This archive may reveal historical figures and events, potentially connecting to stories from your own family history. Dive into the rich musical heritage of the region by searching for old newspapers on the site.