L'Écho Méridional, founded in 1860 in Toulouse, Occitania, by journalist and editor François Niel, began as a regional publication dedicated to promoting the cultural and political interests of the Occitan region. Over the years, it has transformed while maintaining its commitment to local journalism, covering news, politics, culture, and societal issues relevant to its readership. Renowned for its in-depth reporting and editorial integrity, the newspaper has earned a reputation as a trusted source of information in southwestern France, significantly influencing public discourse. On OldNews.com, you can find scans of L'Écho Méridional starting 1837, encompassing 79 scans in total. This archive offers a unique glimpse into the past, featuring historical figures and possibly events that may connect to your own family history. Explore these resources to uncover the rich tapestry of regional media and the stories that shaped the Occitan legacy.