1735 - August 18 - Evening Post begins publishing (Boston, Mass)

On August 18, 1735, the Evening Post began publishing in Boston, Massachusetts, marking a significant development in the history of American journalism. As one of the earliest newspapers in the American colonies, the Evening Post played a crucial role in disseminating news and information to the local population. At the time of its founding, Boston was a bustling colonial town, and the Evening Post provided a platform for residents to stay informed about local events, politics, and important happenings in the community.