Media Champagne-Ardenne

The essential local radio station in the Champagne region! Champagne FM knows how to be close to its listeners, keeping you informed in real time on local news with journalists on the ground, but also on traffic conditions with regular traffic updates: accidents, slowdowns... Champagne FM is also a real festival of prizes to be won all year round: vacations in an amusement park, unique visits to champagne cellars, tickets for shows... And, of course, a wide variety of programs!

Initially founded during the Second World War by a group of resistance fighters, and since owned by the Hersant-Media group, this newspaper is now owned by the Belgian Rossel group. L'Union is a major regional daily with 8 editions: Reims, Châlons-en-Champagne, Soissons, Laons, Vitry, Ardennes, Ardennais and Épernay. Tuesday's edition includes a business section, Sunday's a detailedcultural mag and Saturday's, which is sold at a slightly higher price, has a separate Fémina magazine and TV program. The sports pages and back cover have been redesigned. The Facebook page highlights key daily news items. And for new subscribers, there are flash sales, by the month, with free trials. The website is very well designed and gives an overview of the day's news.

The free newspaper to keep up with local news! Every Friday morning at the tram exit in Opéra, you can pick up a copy of the weekly newspaper from Marne, which is also available from local merchants and in two other towns in the department: Châlons-en-Champagne and Épernay. But hurry up, there won't be enough for everyone. The reasons for its success? Relevant articles that have nothing to envy the major dailies and deal in depth with social, political and local economic issues, environmental issues, but also cultural and sports news with appointments not to be missed and ideas for outings for the weekend.

RJR should rhyme with passion and involvement, so both the journey of this radio evokes admiration. With about fifty volunteers and a pair of motivated employees, she will soon celebrate her 30 th birthday. From a small structure lacking visibility and power of action, it has become, over the years, a real reference to Reims and thus a partner of several institutions, including cultural and sporting institutions, as well as the initiative of an ambitious project called Foot & Citizenship. This project, born of the fertile spirit of the radio journalist, allows young people to spend a day playing football games while meeting professional players and discovering stands to become future committed citizens. It is true that the antenna director, James Jouffroy, is a seasoned animator and knows how to give young people who want it their chances. Moreover, recruitment is regular and everyone's evolution towards a professional medium, quite possible… Issues, the offer is truly eclectic and the names, very original: Zicabrac, 4 Quarters, Slam Pleasures Good, Culture Geek, Talk, Standing RJR! , Sport Club…

France Bleu is the essential radio station that broadcasts throughout the region: from the Ardennes to the Marne, via the Aube, the Haute-Marne, the east of the Aisne and the west of the Meuse. The station offers a perfect balance between regional and national news, so you don't miss a thing. France Bleu keeps you informed in real time of local news, with reports from the field, interviews, traffic news... but also entertaining popular programmes such as the little secrets of Champagne-Ardenne and its anecdotes on the region's heritage or Nicolas' Les Échappées to discover the most unusual places in the Champagne landscape.

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.