Weekly press Midi-Pyrénées

Like your favorite guidebook, La Semaine du Roussillon is extremely well documented. It appears on newsstands every Wednesday and is the best-selling weekly in the Pyrénées-Orientales. Very anchored in its terroir, this newspaper develops each week subjects inherent to the Catalan Country. From now on, the southern side of Catalonia is treated by a young talented journalist who will propose you outings, exhibitions and hikes on the other side of the Pyrenees. Each week, a singular file is treated on 4 pages as well as a portrait report.

The Gazette de Nîmes is the news paper par excellence. Available online and in paper version, this media has quickly become essential, thanks to a sharp analysis of the news, whether it is about sports, society, politics, economy or culture. The Gazette de Nîmes is available in Montpellier, Sète or Nîmes. It allows you to follow the calendar of cultural, sporting and associative events of the week. During the school vacations, all the possibilities of activities or visits are proposed for children of all ages.

The first edition of La Gazette de Montpellier was published on October 21, 1987. Since then, this weekly newspaper specialized in local information has built a strong reputation thanks to the quality of its contents and the reactivity of its team. Readers discover local news articles as well as sheets dedicated to culture and sports. If the paper edition of the publication is published every Thursday, the media also has a striking web structure.

Since the end of the ^19th century, the Gazette du Midi has been operating to disseminate economic and legal information in the Toulouse area and its region. You will find on the pages of this gazette which appears every Monday, as on the Web, useful information on companies, projects in the region and local authorities as well as a section "Men and figures", "Politics" or "Europe". A little extra, this gazette is authorized to publish legal notices in the Haute-Garonne.

Le Petit Journal was born in Tarn-et-Garonne in 1995, with its headquarters in Montauban. The weekly appeared in the Gers in 2003 and relies on a rich network of correspondents. A good place is left to the photos. An excellent source of local information. You will have the schedules of the masses, the general assemblies, all that relates to the life of the agricultural world and many other subjects still, in particular animations and the impossible to circumvent exits. Every Friday at the newsstand and in many shops.

Le Tarn Libre is a monument of the Tarn press, as this weekly was first published in 1835. Created under the title Journal du Tarn, it is one of the oldest newsletters in France. As its title suggests, the paper focuses primarily on news from the Tarn region, but also covers parts of Tarn-et-Garonne and Aveyron. Every Friday, readers can discover a departmental news section, a local news section and a leisure section to help them understand their local life and make the most of its range of entertainment.

This local weekly was launched on September 4, 2003, with the aim of giving a new voice to news from the Tarn region, and particularly from the southern Tarn basin, where it is the news leader. On sale every Thursday, the publication reports on local life, highlights events in the département, and features reports and portraits of local personalities. Supplements are added several times a year, such as Mag de l'été (tourism), Maison habitat (decoration), Temps de vivre (seniors)...

This new weekly, on the newsstand on Thursday, is gradually growing in the Biterrois. It deals with general and local news and sensation information - celebrities, scandals, controversial topics…

If it is the smallest in terms of pagination, it is not the least of the news papers:La Montagne offers the essential of the news of Bagnères-de-Bigorre and Tarbes. Every Friday, you can find the highlights of the week as well as portraits and various micro-local subjects. Its speciality remains the legal and judicial announcements. Sold in the points of sale of press. For any subscription, contact the management.

La Vie Quercynoise is the oldest and first weekly local news magazine in the Lot, whose raison d'être could be summed up in these terms: "to create links and cultivate the identity of a country". Created in the aftermath of the Second World War, it has established itself over the years as a media of reference. It still places the emphasis on social and local subjects. Today it is also an online newspaper called Actu Lot. This quality newspaper combines the reactivity and journalistic hindsight that one expects.