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The weekly Christian newspaper for the Vienne and Deux-Sèvres gives a wider view of the news in the two departments. Every Friday, in its pages, the reader can find local initiatives, the history of the heritage, solidarity actions, companies that are recruiting, upcoming cultural events, reports on demonstrations... The newspaper tries to highlight the passions, the jobs, the careers of the women and men of the region. There is also a section for classified ads and legal notices.

For over 20 years, this free monthly magazine has highlighted the economic activity of companies in the Charente departments. Available in many shops, but also distributed through letterboxes, it provides information on current events for craftsmen, shopkeepers and other associations. You'll find advertorials and articles focusing on local life, as well as a variety of other sections (trends, gardening, services). Also available in Rochefort, Royan, Ile de Ré...

Le 7 is a free departmental weekly (24 pages on average) available in 700 outlets. With a circulation of 50,000, as far as Châtellerault, Le 7 tackles local issues without taboos. You'll find articles on sport, culture, the environment, disability and employment (the list is not exhaustive). Each week, the editorial team profiles a Poitiers personality and gives a voice to local players. A weekly on paper, but also a daily on the web, this is a must-read magazine to keep you informed!

Le Phare de Ré is the island's only newspaper! Created in 1949, under the impetus of René Rayneau, this weekly is distributed between 15,000 and 30,000 copies, depending on the season. Every Wednesday, Le Phare de Ré offers its readers news about the island, the communes, the week's agenda, sports results, and much more... It's worth noting that the weekly summary of the newspaper can be found on the website, as well as all back issues, available in digital format (for a fee).

In this cultural calendar for Niort and the surrounding area, you'll discover the city's major institutions, and in particular its stages and other artistic platforms: l'Acclameur, le Moulin du Roc, le CAMJI, le Pavillon Grappelli, le Pilori. Take the pulse of this dynamic city by browsing the calendar of museums and media libraries. You'll find outings for young and old, unmissable nuggets, sporting events and festivals. So you'll want to stay and enjoy the bucolic charm of the banks of the Sèvre.

At the beginning of the month, it shows its nose everywhere in town on dedicated displays. Originally, as its name indicates, it was a weekly magazine, but it soon became a monthly publication. Today, it is a precious bible that lists all the events of the month in the department, day by day, all in sections: sports and leisure, outings, exhibitions and young people. And if you don't have the paper version, all its content is available online, with the possibility of posting your ad for free.

It's a ritual. Every morning, everyone fetches the newspaper from their letterbox and opens it with a bowl of coffee. Some go for the news or the national pages. For us, it's all about finding out what's going on in our department. Political, social, cultural, town planning, business, community life... there's something for everyone! La NR, like Centre Presse (part of the same group), gives a voice to those involved in local life. For real-time news, visit our website or mobile app.

Sud-Ouest has been present in eight départements since 1944, with a readership of 1.3 million, and publishes four editions in the Charente-Maritime region (La Rochelle/Ile de Ré, Saintes/Saint-Jean-d'Angély, Rochefort and Royan/Jonzac). The paper devotes part of its pages to international and national news, but above all reports on local news. The daily is available every day of the week, with supplements on cars, property, ads, jobs and training, and sports. In summer, the free guide supplement to the two Charentes regions includes a diary of festivals and events...

Here's a magazine that many readers look forward to. At the start of each season, La Rochelle Madame is unveiled, and it's true that its format and the quality of its paper make you want to leaf through it. And what's more, it's free! When you open it, you'll discover a wealth of information: a selection of books, beauty ideas and fashion inspirations... But Ludovic Joubert, creator of La Rochelle-Madame, also offers articles on fashion, decorating inspiration and even a travel diary and a few cooking recipes!

This newspaper is about twenty pages long and provides agricultural and rural information. Part of the Réussir group (leader of the national and departmental agricultural press), this newspaper is one of the 52 titles of the departmental agricultural press. As its name suggests, the weekly highlights Charente-Maritime, whose agricultural areas occupy a large part of the territory, but also agriculture at the national level: viticulture, livestock.... This weekly also publishes legal notices, classified ads, practical services and advertisements. If you want to buy it, you will have to subscribe, because it cannot be sold by the unit or be satisfied with the news flashes available on the Internet.

Bimonthly dedicated to cognac, covering the departments of the Charente and Charente-Maritime and destined for wine growers and professionals in wine and cognacs trading. It contains news about the industry (agricultural news, production techniques, new technologies, economy, etc.). Cognac Lands also offers a special number in summer.

Le Courrier de l'Ouest, a regional daily, covers Maine-et-Loire and Deux-Sèvres (headquartered in Angers) through five editions. It is part of the Ouest-France group, no. 1 in the local press. For all the latest news, cultural and leisure activities in the département, check it out online or in print. As the second largest daily newspaper in the Deux-Sèvres region, it's an excellent way to find a site to visit, a store, a hiking trail, a show or an exhibition to see...