The Jacksonville Tribune, founded in 1839 by John B. Smith and Edward L. Johnson, is one of the oldest newspapers in Illinois and has played a pivotal role in informing the community. Renowned for its commitment to journalistic integrity, the Tribune covers a wide array of content, including city events, local sports, and human interest stories, reflecting the vibrant life of Jacksonville. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of the Jacksonville Tribune starting 1905, with 8 scans available in total. This resource provides an opportunity to discover historical figures and events from the past, as well as insights into your own family history. By diving into these archives, you can foster a deeper connection with the past and engage in the history that shapes our community today.