Southern Argus, founded in 1848 by John D. Smith in Columbus, Mississippi, is one of the oldest newspapers in the region and has seen significant transformations, including changes in ownership and a transition to digital media. Renowned for its comprehensive coverage of local news, community events, and opinion pieces, Southern Argus has established itself as a trusted source of information, influencing public discourse and community engagement. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of Southern Argus starting 1836, with a total of 911 scans available. This archival treasure offers a glimpse into the past, highlighting historical figures, events, and even personal connections to family histories. Dive into the archives to discover the rich narrative of your community and the broader context of Mississippi through the lens of Southern Argus.