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Highlights of The Gazette’s 140 years

Chief Editor January 8, 2023 0 24 sec read

First edition published Jan. 10, 1883

Fred Faulkes, co-owner of The
Fred Faulkes, co-owner of The Gazette, rides in a buggy with the city’s fire chief, while Clarence Miller, the newspaper’s other co-owner, preferred to get around town in the city’s first gasoline-powered automobile. This picture was taken around 1900, seven years after the men bought The Evening Gazette. (Gazette archives)

The Gazette has been a trusted news source for 140 years, back when Chester A. Arthur was president and you could buy, according to a Gazette ad, an “elegant house” on Third Avenue SW for $2,200.



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