Journal Inquirer

The Journal Inquirer is published afternoons Monday through Friday and Saturday mornings in Manchester, Connecticut, and serves 18 towns in the north-central part of the state, including Enfield, East Hartford, and Vernon.

The JI was founded as a daily newspaper in 1968 upon the merger of two weekly newspapers, the Rockville Journal and The Inquirer of East Windsor and South Windsor. It is the only daily paper founded in the last century in Connecticut to have survived.

More than most newspapers, the Journal Inquirer stands for something. It is more questioning and critical than most newspapers. What is published in the Journal Inquirer is less likely to be influenced by considerations unrelated to the news. The Journal Inquirer's news and opinion columns are more accessible to its readers. In these circumstances the truth is more likely to emerge, and the people will be served better.