The Georgia Jeffersonian, established in 1858 by John W. B. McGhee, stands as one of Griffin, Georgia's oldest newspapers, renowned for its lasting impact on the community. Throughout the years, it has documented essential local and national events, earning a reputation for its thorough reporting and editorial integrity. This legacy continues today with the Griffin Gazette, which formed from a merger with the Jeffersonian and provides a diverse range of content, including local news, sports, human interest stories, and opinion pieces. As a trusted source of information, the Gazette plays a crucial role in engaging Griffin's residents and reflecting the town's rich history. On OldNews.com, you can find scans of the Georgia Jeffersonian and Griffin Gazette, starting 1842, encompassing 4 scans in total. Explore historical figures, events, and perhaps even elements of your own family history through this invaluable resource.