Print media Périgueux

Famosa means "famous, reputed" in Occitan and has been winking at women who dare since 2013, and it's still here in a complicated context for the print media. The title has become part of a local press group and continues to honor women linked to the Périgord, whether from here or elsewhere, famous or anonymous. The magazine follows them in their associative, sporting, cultural, business, social and historical lives. This bimonthly is available in the Dordogne, and by subscription.

It is a weekly newspaper that remains anchored in the agricultural and rural world, but has opened up more widely to the local economy, particularly the craft industry. The editorial staff also deals with departmental information with special pages for the Bergeracois, the Périgord Vert, the Périgord Noir and the Vallée de l'Isle. The newspaper extends its sections to culture, gastronomy and regional books, with a final magazine page. The publishing company, SERP, also publishes a summer magazine, Chemins de traverse. You will also find legal notices.

Emma Lassort is the only journalist based in the Dordogne, with the help of a few correspondents, to run this Catholic weekly with other regional editions. It's a newspaper of conviction that seeks to speak to the inhabitants of its territory. In addition to religious topics, both national and local, it publishes general and local news. The subjects covered are as varied as its team. It is also a newspaper authorized to publish legal notices. Published on Fridays.

This international, national, regional, departmental and local news daily represents more than one million readers in 8 departments. In the summer, the newspaper offers many holiday appointments with information on festivals, events, concerts and all the events of the season. The website is particularly well done, and its electronic subscription version is increasingly in demand. The Dordogne editorial office, based in Périgueux, also has offices and journalists in Bergerac and Sarlat.