The Georgia State Gazette, founded in 1785 by John Miller in Augusta, Georgia, is one of the oldest newspapers in the Southeast and has served as a crucial platform for news and political discourse throughout history, including during the American Revolution and the Civil War. Renowned for its journalistic integrity, The Gazette mixes local news, opinion pieces, and cultural commentary, reflecting the voice of Augusta while influencing regional debates. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of The Georgia State Gazette starting 1786, with a total of 471 scans available. This rich archive not only offers insights into the community's past but also sheds light on historical figures, events, and even connections to your own family history. Discover the stories that shaped your community and delve into the historical narratives waiting to be uncovered.