List of African-American newspapers in Georgia

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 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_African-American_newspapers_in_Georgia  - Link 


CityTitleBeginningEndFrequencyCall numbersRemarks
Albany
  • The Albany Southwest Georgian
  • Southwest Georgian
1938[3]currentWeekly[3]
AlbanyThe Albany Times1960s[4]?Weekly[4]
AthensAthens Blade1879[5]1880[5]Weekly[5]
AthensThe Athens Clipper1888[6]1900s[6]Weekly[6]
  • Attested from 1901.[6]
AthensThe Athens Republique1919[7]?[7]Weekly[7]
  • Attested from 1923.[7]
AthensAthens Voice1975[8]1900s[8][8]
AtlantaAtlanta Age1898[9]1908[9]Weekly[9]
AtlantaThe Crusader1967[10]1900s[10]Weekly[10]
AtlantaThe Crusader1963[11]?[11]Biweekly[11]
Atlanta
1928[13] or 1932[14]current4 times a week[13] or Semiweekly[14]
AtlantaAtlanta Independent1903[15]1928[15]Weekly[15]
AtlantaThe Atlanta Inquirer1960[16]currentWeekly[16]
AtlantaThe People’s Crusader1972?[17]?[17]Weekly[17]
  • Published by Martin Luther King Jr. Peoples Church of Love.[17]
AtlantaGeorgia Sentinel1989currentWeekly[18]
AtlantaThe Southern Courier1965[19]1968[19]Weekly[19]
AtlantaThe Southern Recorder1886?[20]1888?[20]Weekly[20]
  • Edited by H.M. Turner.[20]
AtlantaThe Atlanta Times1890[21]?[21]Weekly[21]
Atlanta
  • Voice Of Missions[22]
  • Voice of Missions: By Way of the Cross[23]
1893[23]1900[22]Monthly newspaper[23]
Atlanta
  • The Voice Of The People[25]
  • Voice of the People[24]
1901[24]1918?[24]Monthly newspaper[24]
AtlantaThe Atlanta Voice1966[26]currentWeekly[26]
  • Published by Janis L. Ware.[26]
AtlantaThe Weekly Defiance1881[27]1889[27]Weekly[27]
  • Published by Brown & Barnett.[27]
AugustaThe Colored American1865[28]1866[28]Weekly[28]
  • Founded by John T. Shuften, who was forced to sell the paper within six months.[29]
  • Published by John T. Shapiro.[28]
AugustaThe Echo1914?[30]?[30]Weekly[30]
AugustaAugusta Focus1980s[31]?Weekly[31]
  • Attested through at least 1993.[31]
AugustaThe Loyal Georgian1866[34] or 1867[32]1868[32] or 1867[33]Daily[32]
Augusta
  • The Metro Courier
  • Metro County Courier (1984–1991)
1981[35]currentWeekly[35]
  • Published by Barbara Gordon.[36]
Augusta
  • Augusta News-Review[37]
  • The Augusta News-Review[38]
  • The News-Review[39]
1971[37]1985[37]Weekly[37]
  • Published by Mallory K. Millender.[37]
AugustaSouthern Christian Advocate1800s[40]1800s[40]Weekly[40]
AugustaThe Augusta Union1889[41]1904[41]Weekly[41]
Augusta
  • The Loyal Georgian[33]
  • The Weekly Loyal Georgian[42]
1866[42] or 1867[43]1868[42] or 1867[33]Weekly and daily editions[33]
AugustaThe Weekly Review1947[44]?[44]Weekly[44]
  • Attested through at least 1970.[44]
BrunswickBrunswick Herald1895?[45]?[45]Weekly[45]
  • Edited by A. Jasper Shootes.[45]
  • Attested through at least 1904.[45]
ColumbusColumbus Chronicle1895[46]1900[46]Weekly[46]
  • Published by J.T. Coleman.[46]
ColumbusFamily1990[47]?[47]Bimonthly[47]
  • Published by Ophelia DeVore Associaties.[47]
ColumbusThe Columbus Times1961[48] or 1970[49]currentWeekly[48]
CordeleSoutheastern News1981?[50]?Weekly[51]
  • Published by Eugene Rutland.[50]
  • Attested through at least 1995.[50]
DecaturThe Champion Newspaper1900s[52]currentWeekly[52]
Fort ValleyFort Valley Herald1986[53]currentWeekly[53]
  • Published by Atlantic Communications of Georgia.[53]
KingslandThe South Georgia Journal?[54]?Weekly[54]
  • Attested through at least 2008.[54]
MaconThe Macon Community Enterprise1955[55] or 1970s[56]1990?[55]Monthly newspaper[55]
  • Published by A.M.E. Churches of Georgia.[55]
MaconThe Macon Courier1974[57]?Weekly[57]
  • Published by Melvin Williams.[57]
  • Attested through at least 1993.[57]
MaconGeorgia Informer1982[58]currentMonthly[58]
MaconMacon Metro Times1968?[59]1993[59]Weekly[59]
  • Published by Harris Walker Jr.[59]
Macon
  • The Negro Progress
  • Progress
1929[60]1948?[60]Monthly newspaper[60]
  • Published by Memorial Institutional Church. Edited by J.T. Saxon.[60]
MaconMacon Reporter1964[61]?[61]Weekly[61]
MaconThe Macon Sentinel1899[63]1900s[62]Weekly[63]
  • "Official organ of the Georgia Colored Industrial Orphans' Home."[62]
MaconThe Macon Times1900s[64]?Weekly[64]
SavannahThe Savannah Banner1963[65]?[65]Irregular[65]
  • Published by Abram Eisenman.[65]
SavannahFreedom’s Journal1991[66][66]Bimonthly[66]
  • Published by Shabazz Publishing Company.[66]
Savannah
1945[67]currentWeekly[67]
SavannahThe Savannah Journal1919?[68]?[68]Unknown[68]
SavannahThe Savannah Sentinel1962[69]?[69]Weekly[69]
  • Published by Houston L. Tolbert.[69]
Savannah
1875[71]1960[2]Weekly[71]
  • Founded by Sol Johnson and John H. Deveaux.[2]
SavannahSavannah Weekly Echo1879[72]1884[72]Weekly[72]
  • Published by Hardin Bros.[72]
Thomasville
  • The Thomasville News[74]
  • The Progress News[73]
1967[74]1967[73]Weekly[74]
  • Published by D.L. Inman.[74]
  • Attested through at least 1978.[74]
ThomasvilleThe T T News1967[75]?[75]Weekly[75]
Union CityAtlanta News Leader1991?[76]currentWeekly[76]
  • Published by Rochelle Render Pannell. Edited by Lee R. Haven.[76]
  • Weekly paid circulation of 13,515 as of 2018.[77]
Waycross[79]The Gazette and Land Bulletin[79]1896[79]1900s[78]Weekly[79]
WaycrossSouth Georgia Times1936[80]?[80]Weekly[80]
  • Edited by Lloyd H. King.[80]
WaycrossThe Waycross Tribune1915?[81]?[81]Weekly[81]
  • Edited by Isaac Gainus.[81]

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