The Weekly State Journal, founded in 1868 by notable figures in Raleigh, North Carolina, has a rich heritage as one of the state’s longest-running publications. Originally aimed at providing local news and political insights, it has evolved to include investigative journalism, community events, and lifestyle features. On OldNews.com, you would find scans of the Weekly State Journal starting 1860, with a total of 921 scans available. This valuable collection not only highlights the newspaper's commitment to journalistic integrity but also serves as a lens into the past, reflecting the diverse perspectives of North Carolina’s populace and mentioning historical figures, events, and potentially personal family histories. Explore this extensive archive to uncover the stories that have shaped your community and connect with your heritage.