La Gruyère

La Gruyère publishes three times weekly with coverage of the Gruyère, Glâne, and Veveyse districts in southern Fribourg.

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About La Gruyère

La Gruyère is a French-language tri-weekly newspaper founded in 1882 as a brand of Groupe Saint-Paul. It covers the Gruyère, Glâne and Veveyse districts in southern Fribourg.

Its website publishes district-based local news, sports coverage and photo galleries. Complete site articles, the digitized edition from 5 a.m., and Club+ benefits require a subscription, with a print option delivered three times per week.

Key features

  • Local news for Gruyère, Glâne and Veveyse districts
  • Separate article sections by district
  • Local sports reporting
  • Photo galleries of regional events
  • Digitized edition available from 5 a.m. with subscription
  • Print edition delivered three times per week with subscription
Best for: French-speaking readers seeking local news from the Gruyère, Glâne and Veveyse districts.
Good for
  • Dedicated sections for three southern Fribourg districts
  • Publishes three times per week
  • Established in 1882
Watch out for
  • Content is in French
  • Complete online articles require a subscription

La Gruyère at a glance

Official website
lagruyere.ch
Type
Publication
Platforms
Web
Language
French
Country
CH
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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La Gruyère FAQ

What geographic area does La Gruyère cover?
The districts of Gruyère, Glâne and Veveyse in southern Fribourg.
How often is La Gruyère published?
Three times per week.
When is the digitized edition available?
From 5 a.m. with a subscription.
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