This summer, the Digital Library of Georgia released several new grant-funded newspapers to the Georgia Historic Newspapers website. Included below is a list of the newly available titles.
Titles digitized in partnership with the Burke County Archives
Titles funded by the Chattooga County Historical Society with a grant from the Tillotson-Menlo Charitable Foundation, Inc
Titles made available as part of the Georgia Newspaper Project Born Digital Project
- Advance (Vidalia), 2023
- Advocate-Democrat (Crawfordville), 2023-2024
- Atlanta Intown, 2020-2024
- Banks County News (Homer), 2023
- Barrow News-Journal (Winder), 2023
- Brookhaven Reporter, 2024
- Buckhead Reporter, 2020
- Champion Newspaper (Decatur), 2024
- Dawson County News (Dawsonville), 2023
- Dunwoody Reporter, 2024
- Fayette County News (Thomaston), 2024
- Flagpole (Athens), 2023-2024
- Forsyth County News (Cumming), 2023
- Georgia Post (Knoxville), 2021
- Herald-Gazette (Barnesville), 2024
- Herald-Journal (Greensboro), 2021-2022
- Islander (St. Simons Island), 2024
- Jackson Herald (Jefferson), 2019
- Jenkins County Times (Millen), 2024
- Lee County Ledger (Leesburg), 2024
- Madison County Journal (Hull), 2023
- Millen News, 2021
- Monroe County Reporter (Forsyth), 2019-2023
- Oglethorpe Echo (Crawford), 2012-2016
- Pickens County Progress (Jasper), 2015
- Pike County Journal and Reporter (Zebulon), 2024
- Sandy Springs Reporter, 2024
- Savannah Tribune, 2024
- StarNews (Carrollton), 2011, 2023
- Sylvania Times, 2024
- Taylor County News and the Butler Herald, 2023
- Times (Gainesville), 2023
- Tribune & Georgian (St. Marys), 2018-2021
- True Citizen (Waynesboro), 2023
- Upson Beacon (Thomaston), 2008
- Wiregrass Farmer (Ashburn), 2016-2024
Titles digitized in partnership with Kennesaw State University Museums, Archives and Rare Books
Title funded by the National Digital Newspaper Program with a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities
- Atlanta Inquirer, 1960-1963
- Atlanta World, 1931-1932
- Atlanta Daily World, 1932-1940
- Cherokee Phoenix, 1828-1829 (color versions)
- Cherokee Phoenix, and Indians’ Advocate, 1829-1834 (color versions)
- Herald (Savannah), 1946-1963
Titles funded by the University of Georgia Libraries
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