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Alsa'sports is the free magazine dedicated to sport in Alsace. You'll find everything you need to know about your favorite teams, whether they play handball, soccer, basketball, field hockey or other team or individual sports. Thanks to news reports and interviews, you'll learn more about Alsace's sporting worlds. What's more, you'll find plenty of additional information and tips of all kinds on the website. The paper version is available free of charge at streetcar stops at the start of each month.

Monthly magazine created in 1987, distributed in pocket format and in large print. The monthly offers the texts of Scripture according to the liturgical division of the daily Mass, commentaries for the Sunday Mass, suggestions for liturgical animation, an introduction to the reading of the Bible, the saints of the month, a selection of songs, as well as pages of information on the life of the Church. It is an indispensable book for attending Mass with a complete understanding of the texts quoted and the prayers read.

Created in 1999, the monthly Trek magazine is available on newsstands and by subscription. It remains the undisputed benchmark for hiking and trekking magazines. With an image of breaking new ground, the magazine invites you to discover destinations abroad and in France. In each issue and in special features, you'll discover equipment and material tests, practical information, trip ideas, and travel logs illustrated with beautiful photographs.

Collector car enthusiasts can't miss the monthly release of Autoretro magazine on newsstands. You can read detailed tests, comparisons between different models, unique experiences such as trips abroad in vintage cars and exciting reports. A racing section evokes races and great drivers from the old days. The buyer's guide is very useful for its advice concerning the purchase of a specific vehicle with its rating. Not forgetting the classified ads! Older issues available for purchase on the website.

Flat 6 is the reference magazine dedicated to the Porsche brand, for over 30 years. Every month, enthusiasts of the German sports brand find tests and comparisons of recent and old models, retrospectives, presentation of new products, reports on races and events. We appreciate the buying guide on a specific model, as well as the "travel diary" section aboard a Porsche on picturesque roads. Also noteworthy are the classified ads, as well as the Flat 6 rating and the Porsche clubs.

Terres Catalanes, a quarterly devoted to the Catalan territory, lifts the veil on all the beauty and richness of our remarkable region through fascinating subjects. This magazine is intended for all lovers of unusual walks and totally unexpected cultural discoveries, but also for lovers of authenticity and gourmet pleasures. The beautifully illustrated articles in Terres Catalanes are brilliant tributes to this land of blood and gold. A magazine that, over the years, has established itself as a reference.

Mag2 Lyon is the monthly magazine that turns Lyon on. Yes, Futé could have said that it lights up the city - and it's true - but finds it more amusing to say that it lights up, since it never refrains from bringing out subjects that don't necessarily appeal to all Lyonnais, especially the "powerful" ones. Mag2 Lyon is an independent monthly magazine, free in tone and tone, which covers all subjects: politics, economy, society, health, culture, sports, but also gastronomy, fashion, leisure and cars... Mag2 Lyon is distinguished by its regular prize lists.

For fans of motor sports and vintage cars, VHC Magazine is a must. The fascinating reports of this monthly magazine take us on mythical rallies and races in France or abroad, with for example the Monte-Carlo Historique, the Tour de Corse Historique or the legendary Carrera Panamericana in Mexico. The magazine also recounts the history of certain circuits, presentations of workshops, museums, car shows... Not to mention the latest news on vintage car racing and the calendar of upcoming events.

Every month, Dijon Mag, the magazine of the city of Dijon, tells us about the life of the City of the Dukes. Nearly fortypages of newsconcocted directly by the city. News from the neighborhoods, events, anniversaries of institutions, cultural events in the museums... In short, Dijon from every angle. The articles are often supplemented by a word from the different members of the city council. The editorial is provided by François Rebsamen. The people of Dijon can request to receive the magazine or consult it in digital version on dijon.fr.

At the beginning of the month, it shows its nose everywhere in town on dedicated displays. Originally, as its name indicates, it was a weekly magazine, but it soon became a monthly publication. Today, it is a precious bible that lists all the events of the month in the department, day by day, all in sections: sports and leisure, outings, exhibitions and young people. And if you don't have the paper version, all its content is available online, with the possibility of posting your ad for free.

It is the free bi-monthly magazine of the Departmental Council of the Somme. You will find information on initiatives, news, escapades, culture but also in-depth features such as the "Rencontre" which highlights a personality. The colourful and modern layout of the newspaper and the large space devoted to photos make it a very nice and pleasant magazine to leaf through. You will find it in various public places and on the website of the Departmental Council in digital version, or receive it at home!

The goal of this local satirical newspaper? To encourage debate on political, social, economic, cultural and environmental issues. All subjects and opinions are represented. Thus, each month Le Ravi tests incognito a municipal council in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, scrutinizes local life in large cities as well as in small villages, and sketches media personalities in its "heavyweight" portraits. Numerous satirical and humorous drawings by its artists. Don't hesitate to support this associative newspaper with donations!

Bretagne magazine has existed for more than twenty years now. This beautiful publication highlights the landscapes, traditions, the great and small stories of the region. Whether they deal with rural or maritime Brittany, the magazine's reports and portraits are always illustrated with beautiful photos. A beautiful dive into this rich territory, with this bimonthly that speaks as much to new tourists as to local Bretons. Don't miss the gourmet or cultural recommendations: the choice is always right!

Children do not live in a bubble: like adults, they are subjected to an uninterrupted flow of information and often wonder what they hear in schoolyards or see on television. Launched in 2016 in Clermont-Ferrand, Albert answers children's questions by deciphering the daily news at their level. Albert takes the time to focus on major themes and develop them, so that a child understands all the issues involved in a subject. Each issue has four main pages with various themes: politics, society, culture, science and history. The layout has been designed to make it easier to read.

A beautiful color edition to stay on the page! In its numbers or on the Web, you will find all the news and announcements about Toulon and the Department of Var: local reports relevant to personalities, places and businesses, not forgetting cultural and sporting outings, and lots more information.

Quidam l'Hebdo is a free weekly newspaper that can be found every Friday in many shops in the Agen and Villeneuve-sur-Lot areas. The local news is included in this newspaper. Quidam Magazine is the big brother of theHebdo. Published quarterly with a circulation of several thousand copies, it deals with economic, political and cultural issues in the department. Some local personalities are the subject of portraits. All the subjects are treated in an original way and can be found on the Quidam website.

Le Point Éco Alsace is published by the Strasbourg Chamber of Commerce and Industry. It offers a wide panorama of the economic news of Alsace. You don't have to be a fan of economics to read it: this magazine and its online version are aimed at the widest possible audience with news dossiers and interviews highlighting local businesses and craftsmen. A perfect medium to discover the richness of the local economic fabric

Le Mag, a free monthly magazine launched by the Metropole Rouen Normandie to accompany its own creation, keeps you informed about the news in the 71 communes of the agglomeration, through reports, portraits and factual articles on culture, housing, transport, developments, outings and major projects. Each month, the president writes an editorial on the political and economic agenda of the Metropolis. Well designed, this "mag" arrives directly in your mailbox! Take the time to leaf through it, you'll find lots of useful information.

Since 2010, this publication has covered cultural news and local topics. Each month, Regard Magazine publishes portraits of inspiring local men and women in the fields of art, sport, cooking and more. In addition, the magazine features quality articles by regional historians and writers, a cultural agenda at the beginning of the issue, and special features - but no politics, no bias, no polemics. Regard Magazine is published in two editions: Valence/Romans/Tain and Drôme provençale.