The Courant-American, founded in 1850 by George M. and Mary E. Smith in Cartersville, Georgia, has been a cornerstone of local journalism for over 170 years. Originally a weekly publication, it has grown into an essential source of news, providing in-depth coverage of community events, politics, and culture. Renowned for its investigative reporting, the newspaper has significantly influenced public discourse and mobilized community action. Today, The Courant-American is celebrated for its journalistic integrity and active engagement with the local populace. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of The Courant-American starting 1887, featuring 4,666 scans in total. Uncover historical figures, events, and even connections to your own family history. Dive into the archives and discover the stories that have shaped Cartersville and beyond.