The Weekly Columbus Enquirer, founded in 1828 by the influential journalist and editor John A. Jones, has played a vital role in shaping public discourse in Columbus, Georgia. Known for its commitment to journalistic integrity, the Enquirer is celebrated for being one of the first southern papers to support civil rights reforms. It features a mix of local news, opinion pieces, arts coverage, and community events, catering to a diverse readership. On OldNews.com, you can find scans of the Weekly Columbus Enquirer starting 1863, with a total of 735 scans available. This platform not only preserves significant milestones in the newspaper's history but also offers a window into the past, allowing readers to discover historical figures and events, including those related to their own family history. Explore the archives today to uncover the stories that have shaped Columbus and its vibrant community.