The Wilmington Gazette, established in 1737 by James Foster, stands as one of North Carolina’s oldest newspapers, marking the beginning of a rich journalistic tradition. With a comprehensive coverage of local and national news, the Gazette has adapted to changing media landscapes while offering a diverse array of content, including investigative journalism and community stories. Renowned for its commitment to accuracy and integrity, it has become a trusted source of news in the Wilmington community and beyond. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of The Wilmington Gazette starting 1797, featuring 1,231 scans that offer a glimpse into the past. Delve into historical figures, events, and perhaps discover connections to your own family history. This platform not only provides valuable information but also invites you to engage with the rich tapestry of stories that have shaped Wilmington and its people.