The Huntington Argus, founded in 1863 by William J. Crum, has significantly shaped West Virginia's journalism landscape. Initially a weekly publication, it adapted over the decades to reflect community needs, gaining a reputation for in-depth coverage of local events, politics, and cultural affairs. Key historical milestones and expansive reporting have solidified its influence in the region. Today, the newspaper combines news, opinion pieces, and community features, maintaining the integrity and professionalism that make it a trusted source for residents. On OldNews.com, you can find scans of Huntington Argus starting 1872, including 815 scans in total. This collection may reveal historical figures and events, as well as connections to your own family history. Explore the archives to uncover valuable insights and stories from Huntington and beyond, enriching your understanding of the past.