As Shaw Media continues its 175th-anniversary celebration, today we look at historical newspaper covers, including our coverage of Amelia Earhart’s solo flight across the Pacific

As Shaw Media reflects on its 175-year legacy, we look back at four front pages from January 11. These archives highlight the diverse stories that have shaped our region, from the harsh winters of the 1970s to the political shifts and natural disasters of the 21st century

As Shaw Media continues its 175th-anniversary celebration, we delve into the archives of January 10: In 1929, the cover of the Daily Chronicle's lead story detailed a plot by a prisoner to “dope” his way out of jail using morphine-laced candy

As Shaw Media continues to celebrate its 175th anniversary, we explore six front pages: In the midst of the early Great Depression, the January 9, 1930, edition of the Sterling Gazette led with “Wintry Symphony Sounds Again Today,” detailing a massive snowstorm gripping 20 states

As Shaw Media continues its 175th-anniversary celebration, we delve into the archives to examine four front pages from January 8, including a striking front-page image of a bolt of lightning over the Illinois River

As part of Shaw Media’s 175th anniversary celebration, we looked back at four January 7 front pages spanning more than a century, including the attack on the U.S. Capitol five years ago

As part of Shaw Media’s 175th anniversary celebration, we looked back at five January 6 front pages spanning more than a century. Together, they reflect how local newspapers have documented civic life, shared challenges, and moments of social change close to home

To mark our 175th anniversary at Shaw Media, we looked back at the Daily Sentinel’s coverage of a milestone swearing-in, alongside other front pages that together tell the evolving story of our communities

To mark our 175th anniversary at Shaw Media, we looked back at how January 4 was covered across five different decades

As Shaw Media celebrates its 175th anniversary, the January 3rd editions in our vault reveal a long history of getting down to the serious business of the world – and the heart of the community

To mark our 175th anniversary at Shaw Media, we looked back at how the “day after” was covered across four different decades. In 1975, the paper focused on a panel formed to rewrite city water rates and welcomed “Jeremy,” the first DeKalb baby born in 1975

As Shaw Media celebrates its 175th anniversary, we looked back at our New Year’s Day archives across three different centuries. These front pages serve as a time capsule, capturing the unique concerns and celebrations of our communities from 1890 to 2010