Nassau County Record

In 1930, Col. McQueen and his brother Archie McQueen had a vision to create a newspaper for the people of Callahan. Today we continue that vision, with it expanded to include the people of Hilliard, Bryceville and Boulogne.

With more than 80 volumes of publication, we continue to strive to bring you your most accurate, in-depth local news and sports coverage. While our name has changed through the years, we can still proudly say the only other newspaper in Nassau County to publish longer than the Record is our sister, the News-Leader.

While we began as The Callahan News in 1930, today we are the Nassau County Record. The name changed Jan. 1, 1948, during our 18th year of publication.

The front page notice reads, "A New Year – A New Name." It goes on to say, "We can look back a long way ... back to years that were better ... back to years that were not quite as good, but always, as we look back, we see the faces of a multitude of loyal friends. With the beginning of this new year the name of this newspaper is being changed.

We are also anticipating making many improvements in the coming months that will enable us to render an ever greater service to this section of the state."