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Le Petit Journal is present in many departments of the South-West, from Herault to Gers, through Lot, Hautes-Pyrénées, Aveyron, Tarn, Aude, Ariège and Haute-Garonne of course. The Toulouse edition, which extends to the Lauragais, is rich in news and general information. You will find classic sections for a local weekly newspaper, such as news, births and weddings, ideas for outings and classified ads. You can subscribe to the 100% digital version, or to the full version.

If it is the smallest in terms of pagination, it is not the least of the news papers:La Montagne offers the essential of the news of Bagnères-de-Bigorre and Tarbes. Every Friday, you can find the highlights of the week as well as portraits and various micro-local subjects. Its speciality remains the legal and judicial announcements. Sold in the points of sale of press. For any subscription, contact the management.

Le Petit Tou is a free city guide to Toulouse. Created in 2003 by a student association at TBS Éducation, 55 student volunteers test and give their opinion on the various establishments in the pink city, integrating the best into the printed edition of the guide, now in its fourteenth edition. Inside, it's all about good deals! At the beginning of the guide, pick up your discount card, which will entitle you to nearly 350 discounts in many of Toulouse's establishments!

Created on October 26, 1944, this is a weekly magazine for general information and legal notices. Economy, sports, culture, local produce, education, gastronomy and history are the main sections, written by professional journalists of the highest integrity. It's the essential voice of Ariège. A website and a smartphone application to stay close to those who have abandoned paper for the digital world. Ariège still has free and independent media, and we need to support a committed, serious and competent team. Subscribe to Futé!