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Created on October 26, 1944, this is a weekly magazine for general information and legal notices. Economy, sports, culture, local produce, education, gastronomy and history are the main sections, written by professional journalists of the highest integrity. It's the essential voice of Ariège. A website and a smartphone application to stay close to those who have abandoned paper for the digital world. Ariège still has free and independent media, and we need to support a committed, serious and competent team. Subscribe to Futé!

GOLF AUVERGNE - RHÔNE-ALPES MAGAZINE is a quarterly must-read for golfers in the region. Distributed free of charge to clubs and institutions, the magazine offers a comprehensive overview of local golfing news. It features golfing news from the region, fascinating player portraits and interviews, club life, the latest competition results, as well as golf-related travel and shopping ideas. Through its website, readers can also access additional content and stay informed at all times.

Published by the Vivamedias publishing company, which has several magazines to its credit, this quarterly is dedicated to travel, with focuses on the discovery of a city or region, whether in France, Europe or the rest of the world. Carnets de Voyage is a useful magazine that helps us discover destinations in print or digital format, and makes traveling easier. For big or small escapades, lively texts, on-the-spot reports, practical advice, a diary, good addresses and superb photos.

Since 1984, this bimonthly provides advice and information on ornamental plants, trees, flowering shrubs, fruit trees and vegetables with tips and tips to maintain and embellish its garden.

Quarterly gardening magazine for the general public, with advice and features covering the main gardening topics: decoration, treatments (fertilizers, etc.), flora, horticulture, seeds, etc.

Monthly gardening magazine of the Emap Group. Gardening tips, practical notebook that can be detached each month.

Le Populaire du Centre is a leading regional daily in Haute-Vienne. Founded in 1905, it offers comprehensive coverage of local news, with a particular focus on events in Limoges and the surrounding region. The editorial team, headed by Olivier Chapperon, is committed to providing reliable, high-quality information, supported by a network of journalists throughout the département. Available in print and digital versions, the newspaper also offers varied, in-depth content on local topics such as culture, the economy, sport and community life.

This monthly retreat is intended for all those who want to offer their own garden dream, whether in town, suburbs or countryside, including on small spaces and even with forced budgets. The presence of many boxes provides brief and precise information, only in the area of the garden and subjects that touch on it closely: vegetables, interior plants, botanical novelties, plant councils, recipes with flowers. Reading the magazine gives you opinions of professionals, in a friendly atmosphere, with lots of photos and lots of colors. The whole is controlled by specialists (engineering engineers, etc.) of "rational eco-friendly" tendencies.

Published by the Société nationale d'horticulture de France (since 1947), Jardins de France magazine is what we call a beautiful object. The cover is beautifully designed, with a full-page illustration. Each issue includes a "Grand Angle" section, as well as "Rencontres et découvertes", "Sciences et plantes" and "Conseils et techniques". The magazine is available in print and digital format. Its aim: to make horticulture accessible (and interesting) to as many passionate gardeners as possible (whether they've made it their profession or not). A successful gamble!

High quality monthly magazine of interior and exterior decoration. Records of living, practical advice of creation, decoration, plantations, etc. Côté reports and photos, you will encounter very beautiful signatures, notably Beatrice Pichon and Georges Levecque, for authentic meetings in the gardens with their owners and creators. This magazine is one of the safe values that have proved their worth for pleasant reading and valuable advice: we don't get tired of it.

Bimonthly specifically dedicated to the art of bonsai for all those who love the culture of bonsai trees, but also the associated Japanese arts: ikebana (floral art), kusamono (culture of wild plants in pots), suiseki (Japanese art of collection stones, also called "art of silence"), etc.

This bimonthly magazine offers you the best methods of organic gardening, ecology, renewable energies, ecological housing and organic food. Published by Terrevivante, an association that also offers an online bookstore and organizes many courses and forums. More details on the website. A very nice magazine, an association with an interesting concept to follow. Beautiful initiatives and to go further, nice books on all subjects related to the earth, gardening, permaculture...

For over 15 years, Maisons à vivre Campagne has been aimed at lovers of pretty interiors who prefer the smell of fields to that of urban asphalt. In each issue, 3 reports invite you to discover houses by the sea, in the countryside or in the mountains. The interiors showcase a warm atmosphere, with a focus on decoration (often regionally inspired, but with a strong emphasis on recycling). A "Côté Jardin" (Garden Side) section offers helpful advice. So that the outside is as beautiful as the inside.

Isula Muntagna is a quarterly magazine of 120 pages, realized and entirely printed in Corsica: a product 100% made in Corsica. At the origin of the project, Philippe Pierangeli, island photographer. Throughout the pages, we discover the Corsican nature through the eyes of professionals (teachers, researchers, scientists) close to nature. Portraits of actors of change in Corsica, ideas for walks and hikes, special features, discovery of jobs. A digest of images and beautiful texts for those who want to discover Corsica from a new angle.

Here is a magazine that does not lack panache! La Hulotte is 44 pages dedicated to Nature. In each issue, young and old alike will learn more about the inhabitants of our forests, our towns and our countryside, thanks to richly documented and amusing texts and also thanks to beautiful illustrations. La Hulotte's mission is to make everyone aware of the need to protect the environment by offering practical tips for observing and protecting nature. Please note that this magazine is not available at newsstands, only by subscription.

Since 1996, La Dépêche du Bassin has been the weekly news weekly of the Bassin d'Arcachon in tabloid format. On newsstands every Thursday, it is available at all newsstands in the Basin. About ten press correspondents cover the news from all the communes concerned. It is the ideal medium for keeping up to date with everything that's happening in the Basin and Val de l'Eyre: events, sports and leisure, cultural news and practical life. The essentials of local life!

News, planning, economy, university, culture, thematic files, l'Écho du Mardi is the weekly magazine for economic and political decision-makers in the Vaucluse and neighboring departments. Easy-to-read news briefs that cover the week's news, thematic insights and lively interviews. The annual special issue, Vaucluse en chiffres, offers a numerical reading of Vaucluse activity. L'Écho du Mardi, which has existed since before 1839, also publishes legal notices, invitations to tender and public contracts.

Published by the Syndicat général des vignerons des côtes du Rhône, the Vigneron des Côtes du Rhône et du Sud-est reports what is happening in the AOC vineyards of the Rhône Valley and provides professionals with a wealth of technical, legal and social information... Printed in full colour, its modern and clear layout is pleasant to read. Note: the richness of the website.

Campà Qui is a biannual publication that you will find on the island in two versions: the great Bastia and the great Ajaccio. This free magazine is an open window to the discovery of these two great agglomerations. Portraits of craftsmen, selection of good restaurants, shopping ideas, interviews of actors of the territory, portfolios. The matt paper plays the card chic and sobriety, the images are beautiful, the layout well worked, quality information, Campà Qui est un objet à collectionner. Self-service in living areas and shops.

Pan-African weekly. Discover everything you need to know about Africa's economy, politics and culture. News, country by country, is processed continuously on the website.

Corse-Matin is a French regional daily newspaper, published by the S.A Corse-Presse, whose headquarters are in Ajaccio. It is the only island daily newspaper sold on average each day at 30,350 copies. In April 2018, Thomas Brunelli, until then a journalist for Radio Corse Frequenza Mora, was appointed director of publication and editorial staff. Jean-Christophe Serfati, CEO of La Provence, became CEO of Corse-Presse. He represents a great interest for many islanders attached to the paper press for the editorial aspect as well as the practical one.

It is the first magazine entirely dedicated to eco-construction in France. Since its creation in February 2001, this completely independent bimonthly magazine, which does not belong to any press group, has dedicated its pages, made of 100% recycled paper and bleached without chlorine, to ecological and healthy construction, energy saving, water management, and renewable energies (solar, wind, wood...), in short, to green housing in all its aspects. The Ecological House is practical, written with a light, lively and joyful pen and illustrated in colour.

Novo is a free fortnightly cultural magazine distributed throughout the Grand Est region. It features subjects and encounters, opens its pages to artists, writers, photographers and illustrators, and provides a non-exhaustive overview of regional cultural news... The magazine likes to steer clear of pure news, to take an inquisitive and inspired look at those involved in cultural life. Novo can be read online on the website, or in hard copy for the nostalgic. Available in all regional cultural centers or by subscription. In short, a must-have!

Clubs et Concerts is a must-have in the Bordeaux events press. For over thirty years now, this little free pocket diary has been keeping the people of Bordeaux Métropole up to date with the latest events. The professional, independent editorial team is packed with enthusiasts: Bruno, Stéphanie, Julie, Jean-Luc, Pierre, Joël, Nicolas, Guillaume and Visant. They're all committed to helping you discover the region's cultural outings. Each month, some thirty events are presented in a light-hearted but serious tone!

Would you like a different kind of information channel, an independent alternative media offering local news, but not just that, with free access and no advertising? No, you're not dreaming: this medium exists in Annecy and the surrounding region, thanks to librinfo74.fr. With your support, mainly in the form of donations, this site, unlike any other, covers all subjects - culture, politics, media, social movements, education, the economy... - with other voices. So that pluralism can express itself freely and offer a different view of information, support librinfo74.fr.

Le Courrier de l'Ouest, a regional daily, covers Maine-et-Loire and Deux-Sèvres (headquartered in Angers) through five editions. It is part of the Ouest-France group, no. 1 in the local press. For all the latest news, cultural and leisure activities in the département, check it out online or in print. As the second largest daily newspaper in the Deux-Sèvres region, it's an excellent way to find a site to visit, a store, a hiking trail, a show or an exhibition to see...

Aimed at 10-15 year olds, this magazine explores history from the Middle Ages to the present day. Each issue presents a dossier on a period, a reign, a character or a major event. Various sections also focus on the history of an object or on a historical subject studied through a work of art. An important date and books, visits or films are presented. In this magazine, we also find comics, games and contests. Histoire Junior also accompanies the school programs until the third year with educational files.

An indispensable magazine for any motorhome owner: it is even the number one in the field. You will find practical information with the service areas, the technical data sheets of the different motorhome models and the different services. The news about motorhomes is also presented and analyzed. Tourist information is available with travel books for example. The website is also well documented with travel ideas and a page dedicated to classified ads offering used vehicles.

The first regional news media in the Nièvre, Le Journal du Centre was created in September 1944, succeeding the underground newspaper La Nièvre Libre, created during the German occupation. Belonging to the same press group (Centre France), it was produced in Auxerre on the presses of L'Yonne Républicaine. For its 85,000 daily readers, it reports the news of the Nivernais region, but also offers national information. It is also available in digital version and on social networks.

Produced by Presses de Sciences Po, 20 & 21 - Revue d'Histoire features in-depth articles by French and foreign academics, with the aim of disseminating the results of contemporary history research. With special issues and dossiers on topics as varied as propaganda in Western democracies, the relationship between religion and politics in the United States, etc., 20 & 21 - Revue d'Histoire is a quarterly reference for teachers, researchers, students and the general public.

A quarterly publication of around 120 pages, La Revue de l'histoire describes itself as taking an original approach to history, without taboos or preconceptions, which represents a new way of reading our past for the ^21st century. It offers a powerful new vision of all the events that make up our past. The magazine seeks to identify, from the past, the major geostrategic trends of our civilizations, with their political and mental power relations. Analyses by historians, jurists and media professionals.

The first issue of La Lozère Nouvelle was published in December 1944. Since that date, the weekly newspaper has remained in the homes of the region, thanks to a rigorous coverage of the territory. The newspaper can count on a team of professional journalists, as well as on a dense network of correspondents who have in common a passion for their region and its news. In order to stay in touch with the population, La Lozère Nouvelle has had an online equivalent since 2011, accessible free of charge, which has brought the newspaper into the digital age.

As a specialised site, Le Monde du camping-car is a clever mix of technical data sheets, classified ads and tourist proposals. This informative and interactive site offersthe latest information on the world of motorhomes, but alsotests, practical advice, navigation, travel ideas (some of which are on video), equipment, original reports and a page dedicated to classified ads for used motorhomes. A reliable source of recent and professional information.

Chamina is a publisher of practical, accessible tourist guides for discovering the region. Whether on foot: hiking guides, day, weekend or itinerant routes. Or by bike: guides to cycle touring, mountain biking or VTC. Not forgetting guides for horseback riding or canoeing. Heritage enthusiasts also have their own guides to heritage discovery: thematic guides on the scale of a territory to explore a subject in greater depth, and beautiful books.

On this site, thousands of ads and many ideas to pick. Esprit camping-car gives practical advice and tells travel stories. You will find a Test section, testing the latest novelties of the market; a Comparison section which proposes you to compare vehicles with similar criteria in order to help you in the selection of a model; a Technical section rich of tips to repair or protect your motorhome; finally a Testimonial section. A quarterly paper magazine is available by subscription.

Based in St-Cyprien, the "canard du Périgord" is a collaborative and participative newspaper that is particularly well-sourced and well-informed. Readers suggest topics, events, addresses... and the editorial team sorts them out. The result is a friendly, lively "canard", in touch with its region and the people who bring it to life. The website is up to date with events of all kinds, and the well-chosen classified ads are full of good deals. A very nice duck, this magpie!

This weekly newspaper, whose editorial staff is based in Marmande, is published every Thursday. Its distribution area covers the whole western part of the department. News, politics, economy, culture, sports: life in communes such as Duras, Miramont-de-Guyenne, Marmande, Tonneins, Casteljaloux, Damazan, Nérac and the surrounding villages is examined in detail. The newspaper is a mine of practical information and lists all the festive events in the area.

In terms of Alsatian press titles, while Dernières Nouvelles d'Alsace is generally associated with Bas-Rhin, L'Alsace is most often associated with Haut-Rhin, where it is now the leading daily in terms of readership. Its front pages are devoted to national and international news and sport, while the inside pages focus on regional and local news. We particularly like the treatment of cultural news (concert reviews, in particular), and the Sunday section, which presents culinary, leisure and cultural activities. Supplements devoted to specific themes (cars, sports, TV, real estate, etc.) enrich this newspaper in a very appreciable way. Good to know: articles can be consulted online on the newspaper's website, but for a fee.

This magazine, which has a website, allows you to buy or sell your motorhome through classified ads. You will find information on service areas, rental, insurance, financing, mechanical breakdown guarantee, the purchase of caravanning tyres, guest motorhomes, etc. You will also find on this site ads concerning mobile homes and caravans as well as accessories that can improve the daily life on board or in these different living and travelling spaces. Have a good search.

This bimonthly magazine aims to review the military history of the twentieth century, with a particular focus on the Second World War. The opposition of angles and the confrontation of points of view bring a renewed knowledge on a subject sometimes less known than it seems. In addition to a rich iconography of the period, Battles presents objects, headgear, insignia, and documents that belonged to the many actors and extras of this immense drama that was the Second World War, giving the text a striking relief.