The Cape Girardeau Bulletin, established in 1836 by founding editor John W. H. Sweeney, is one of Missouri's oldest newspapers and has played a vital role in the community by elevating local issues through modern digital platforms and investigative journalism. With a rich history, the Bulletin offers a diverse range of content, including local news, sports, opinion pieces, and feature stories, while maintaining a commitment to journalistic integrity that resonates with Cape Girardeau's residents. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of the Cape Girardeau Bulletin, including 1967, with a total of 5,124 scans available. This archive features not only historical figures and events but may also include stories relevant to your own family history. Delve into the archives to discover the narratives that have shaped your community and connect with the past through the lens of local journalism.