The New South, founded in 1883 by local journalists in Douglasville, Georgia, has been a vital community voice for over a century. It began as a publication focused on local interests and has transformed into a comprehensive news source featuring community events, local politics, business highlights, and human-interest stories. Significant milestones include its unwavering publication through economic challenges and its digital transition, which has broadened its reach. On OldNews.com, you will find scans of The New South, Douglasville, Georgia, United States, starting 1891, including 35 scans in total. This treasure trove offers a glimpse into historical figures, events, and possibly people from your own family history. Renowned for its integrity and dedication to accuracy, The New South is a trusted source fostering community engagement. Explore these archives to uncover stories that connect you to Douglasville’s rich media heritage and your personal legacy.