Print media Le Mans

The most widely read newspaper in the Sarthe department, and the regional reference. An expert in local news, it doesn't miss a single news item or event, thanks to the vigilance of its journalists. This daily keeps town and village dwellers up to date with news from their region - and in full color, if you please! With its lively and pleasant editorial staff, Le Maine Libre is also accessible online, where its articles are available, some free and others by subscription, on a website combined with that of the newspaper Ouest-France. In short, a newspaper that's been keeping you informed since 1944.

Dating back to 1959, this magazine is the oldest departmental periodical in France. Published by volunteers from the "Association culturelle et touristique du Mans et de la Région", it is available from bookshops and newsagents, but is only distributed in the Sarthe region. It is an essential record of the local history, heritage and culture of Le Mans and its region. The articles are written by amateur historians, enthusiasts and recognized scholars, guaranteeing a high-quality magazine.

Since 2003, Télézapping Sarthe has been delivered directly to the mailboxes of many Sarthois every 15 days. With a print run of 100,000 copies, and available free of charge at selected points in the town center, this TV magazine has become an almost natural part of many people's daily lives! With its regular features on cinema, people, local events, horoscopes, recipes, etc., it has become a natural part of people's daily lives. You'll also find the schedules of the six standard channels, as well as those of DTT! In short, a complete magazine.