The Lynchburg Weekly Gazette, founded in 1827 by George W. McCauley, is one of Virginia's oldest newspapers and has played a pivotal role in local journalism. Over the years, it has expanded its coverage to include community news, local politics, business developments, and cultural events, reflecting the interests of its readership. Known for its in-depth reporting and commitment to journalistic integrity, the Gazette is a trusted source of information in Lynchburg and its surroundings. On OldNews.com, you can find scans of the Lynchburg Weekly Gazette starting 1799, with 24 scans available in total. Explore these historical documents to discover the stories of local events and historical figures, and perhaps even uncover connections to your own family history. Engaging with the past through these archives ensures the enduring influence of the Gazette within the community and invites you to be part of that legacy.