Print media Lorraine

Urban, trendy and informative, Lorraine Magazine is the essential magazine to discover your region! This free fortnightly magazine, distributed in more than 800 outlets, is divided into three editorial areas: regional news; more occasional sections on sport, beauty, shopping, health and gastronomy; and leisure pages with games. The website offers easy-to-read articles, an electronic subscription and an agenda allowing everyone to propose events.

Very graphic, visual and well laid out, Colmar Mag is a paper magazine supported by an app that allows it to be consulted on tablets and smartphones. It's nothing to sneeze at, but when it comes to news and in-depth information about Colmar and its surrounding area, you can now get information in 2.0 mode. Colmar Mag has the merit of digging deep into its thematic furrow with each edition. Featuring news, reports and analysis, this publication highlights subjects of primary interest to Colmarians of all ages and interests. Green heritage, sport in all its forms, culture, historical heritage and other interesting topics.

Made in Alsace is first and foremost a label that promotes Alsace and introduces you to the region in an original way. Brad Wurscht, the magazine's quirky and hilarious character, takes you on a voyage of discovery of local places and recipes. Made in Alsace also distributes tourist information maps, useful for travelers as well as locals wishing to discover (or rediscover) their beautiful region. Visit the online store and download the free Made in Alsace application (itineraries, addresses, tips...).

Magazine for families packed with nice ideas, strong topics such as cooking and the taste to do together. An agenda brings together all the events proposed by the region. A bi-monthly one already indispensable.

A top-of-the-range magazine covering all the latest news on champagne and its houses, with sections on business news, new cuvées and vintages, executive and management appointments, tastings, portraits, surveys, festive events and more. It is published twice a year, in June and December. Bulles & Millésimes has also just launched an application (free to download on Apple and Android) for smartphones and tablets, listing the cuvées of numerous champagne brands, with full explanations.

Coze is Strasbourg's cultural magazine in pocket format. As a child, he gets carried away everywhere. Free of charge, it allows all city dwellers to keep up to date with local news month after month. Inside, it's ideas for parties, concerts, sports events, operas, theatres or exhibitions! Coze is also available on App Store and Android in digital version.

The plus: its format and rich content.

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

This bimonthly edition of the Dawn Chamber of Commerce and Industry echoes local economic news. It consists of different headings: Business Support, Creation, Corporate Portrait, Events, Economic Trend (Economic Activity), Understanding (market research), Exit in the Dawn (restaurants, theaters, cultural outputs, etc.)… A reference publication to keep up to date on industrial and commercial news.

L'Alsace is the leading daily newspaper in South Alsace. It features national and international news in two printed sections. The second, larger section is devoted to local news, covering the whole of South Alsace. Via its digital support, you're kept up to date with national and local news instantly. The Monday edition focuses on sports and politics. The Journal des enfants is published weekly. Sortir le week-end and Journal immobilier et emploi are published on Sundays.

Created in 2009, Le Périscope aims to promote and connect companies and the local economy. With a circulation of 15,000 copies across Mulhouse, Altkirch, Masevaux, Saint-Louis, Thann and Cernay, the free 16-page newspaper is published every odd-numbered month. It is complemented by a website with daily news and a web TV. It is distributed in numerous industrial zones and other locations, a list of which can be found on the newspaper's website. This local business medium also organizes professional evenings.

Created in 1984, Le Journal des Enfants is now distributed not only in France, but also in some eighty countries, where it is read by expatriate children and children learning French. Published by the EBRA press group, this weekly is a newspaper in its own right. With its 16 full-color pages, it aims to explain current events in a simple, didactic and entertaining way to children aged 8 and over. It has the same sections as a traditional adult newspaper, and each article is illustrated with a key to understanding the news. The aim of this newspaper is to develop critical thinking in the youngest readers, to get them used to reading and to initiate dialogue on subjects reserved for adults. It also has a website where articles for younger readers are published daily. An intelligent newspaper!

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.

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!

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.