The State Journal, founded in 1961 by John S. McCullough and a group of local journalists, has become a prominent voice in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, known for its in-depth reporting on local politics, education, and community issues. Over the years, it has garnered numerous awards for journalistic excellence and has played a crucial role in investigative journalism, breaking key stories that have influenced state legislation. Now, on OldNews.com, you can find scans of The State Journal, starting 1883, with a total of 216 scans available. These archives offer a unique opportunity to explore historical figures, events, and even aspects of your own family history. With its trusted and balanced reporting, The State Journal remains an essential part of the region's media landscape, inviting you to dive into your past through these invaluable resources.