Weekly press Rhône-Alpes

Weekly departmental and local information of Christian inspiration, La Voix de l'Ain appears every Friday at a price of € 1,50. The journal has been divided into two books since a recent change in formula. One brings together general information, the other local life. Events, sports, politics, economics and of course Christian life, none of the aspects of what makes the news is forgotten.

A centenary that takes you out of the everyday! Over 5,100 issues of Les Affiches have been published every Friday since 1923! Les Affiches de Grenoble et du Dauphiné, which everyone calls Les Affiches, is the benchmark weekly in Isère. If you want to know everything there is to know about the department's key players, all you have to do is open Les Affiches. The agenda is well-stocked. Seasonal titles, but also Beaux Quartiers, Grenoble's lifestyle magazine.

Discover all the big events on the web by reading Le Petit Bulletin, Grenoble's short-circuit news! Find out everything you need to know about what to do, what to see, where to go and fill in our Grenoble diary. Le Petit Bulletin never misses an event: meetings, news, exhibitions, cinema, theater, dance, music, parties, festivals... It's impossible not to find an article corresponding to your expectations, especially when it comes to culture. All the latest news on shows, outings and leisure activities. Le Petit Bulletin is also an urban guide to all the best addresses in town. Isère escapades to help you get away from it all.

A regional information magazine on several departments of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, the Essor signs appear every Friday. You will find a large number of legal announcements from law and business professionals, accompanied by a calendar of local cultural events. Here you will find general information, economic life, themes related to company events and local authorities. A supplement entitled "Building Building and TP" is also available. The website gives free access to numerous articles, interviews and quality surveys, as well as webdocumentaires.

Drôme Hebdo - formerly Peuple Libre - reports every week the events of all the small countries of the Drôme. It is impossible to miss the slightest event, cultural, sporting, associative, political... and it is a pleasure to find all the actors of Drôme life. We discover a nice mix between the life of the villages and files on current topics. The summer guide, published in June, is a must, covering events in the departments. Don't hesitate to visit their website which is dynamic and full of news.

Politics, economy, leisure, sports, associations... tourists and residents discover the local news and legal announcements of the three areas covered by the weekly newspaper l'Hebdo des Savoie while taking advantage of the agendas which point out the events of the week to come. A newspaper born in 1999 from the merger of L'Agriculteur Savoyard - born at the Liberation and formerly called Journal du Commerce - created in 1871 in Rumilly by the printer Alexis Ducret, and Le Vert d'Aix-les-Bains. The Ducret family has modernized this newspaper for five generations.

Founded in 1944, the newspaper deals with local political, cultural, social, associative or sporting life with a very humanist vision. Italso publishes legal notices. Supplements are published, including reports on various social issues (cars, good tips, elections, etc.). Le Semeur relies on a dense network of correspondents in the countryside and on excellent journalists in Clermont-Ferrand. On its website, you can buy the week's issue, subscribe or consult the legal notices for free.

Created in 1945 in Haute-Savoie, L'Essor Savoyard is part of the Le Messager group, whose headquarters are in Thonon-les-Bains. L'Essor Savoyard has two Thursday editions - one in Haute-Savoie and one in Savoie - which can be found on newsstands and in digital format. With a circulation of more than 5,000 copies, the newspaper summarizes the week's news and provides in-depth coverage of local issues, from politics to justice, including cultural pages. We like the exhaustive agenda of the week's events and outings. A must-read.

Like l'Avenir de l'agriculture en Ardèche, l'Agriculture drômoise is a weekly published by the Terres dauphinoises group. It is edited by Anne-Claire Vial and appears on newsstands every Thursday. You'll find articles on the beef industry, lavender straw construction, the sunflower season, a new single-seed drill and the impact of frost on agriculture in Drôme. And as the Drôme is a particularly organic department, there are many pages devoted to organic farming. There's also a classified ads section. If you're looking for a plough, a tractor, alfalfa, corn, lambs... just click here!

Every Thursday at your newsagent's or in your letterbox (for lucky subscribers), Tribune de Lyon gives you a broad overview of Lyon's news, from the economy to gastronomy (two essential pillars of our local life!). Business, politics, sport and social events are all important (there's even a legal notice section), but we must admit that Tribune de Lyon is also a must-read for its gastronomy section and its barometer of personalities. Features, reports and news live on the site. A calendar of events with ExitMag and a magazine for families, Grains de Sel. La Tribune, the best view of Lyon.

Investigative journalism to know everything, even the underbelly, of Lyon's news. Lyon is a capital city in more ways than one, and it can also pride itself on being the capital of "free spirits". A capital that has its own monthly magazine - naturally entitled Lyon Capitale - to find out about events in (almost) every field: politics, justice, culture, high-tech, the economy, sports, but also gastronomy, to sit down at the best addresses. On the website (a digital version of the magazine is available online), readers can also discover numerous articles and videos (6 minutes long) that plunge us into the heart of the news.