The Georgia Times and State Rights' Advocate, established in 1826 by founders James M. Raines and William E. Jones in Milledgeville, Georgia, has been a cornerstone of the state's journalism landscape. Originally launched as a political publication, it has evolved to cover a diverse range of topics, including local news, social issues, and state politics. The newspaper has built a reputation as a trusted source of information, particularly during pivotal moments in history like the Civil War and Reconstruction eras. On OldNews.com, you can find scans of the Georgia Times and State Rights' Advocate starting 1833, with 170 scans available in total. This platform not only offers insights into the state's past but also encourages exploration of historical figures and events from your own family history. Start your journey through Georgia's media history today by searching for old newspapers on OldNews.com.