Founded in 1852 by William A. Gentry, the Racine Journal in Racine, Wisconsin, has been a cornerstone of local journalism, adapting over the years through mergers and technological advancements. It is renowned for its comprehensive coverage of local news, sports, and opinion pieces, as well as features on arts and culture, all while maintaining a commitment to factual reporting and community engagement. This makes the Racine Journal a trusted source for residents, shaping public discourse and informing the community about relevant local issues. On OldNews.com, you can discover scans of the Racine Journal starting 1865, with 14,953 scans available in total. Exploring these archives may reveal historical figures and events, and you might even find connections to your own family history. Dive into the past and uncover the rich narratives captured by this legendary publication.