Il Corriere di Saluzzo is a weekly newspaper: it is on newsstands every week on Thursdays
It is a Catholic-inspired newspaper of local information. The Corriere di Saluzzo is edited by CDS EDITORIALE SRL.
Corriere di Saluzzo deals with the territory in which it is widespread, and which practically coincides with the territory of the Diocese of Saluzzo (with some excursions outside the diocese) and goes from the borders with the province of Turin (Barge, Bagnolo, Casalgrasso, Polonghera passing through Cavour, Villafranca and Moretta) up to and including the Maira valley.
The reference city of the newspaper is obviously Saluzzo on which the three valleys (Po, Varaita and Maira) gravitate with the various municipalities.
The newspaper has a central editorial office in Saluzzo (via Parrà 9). There are about a hundred correspondents and collaborators present in the area, people who, while exercising another activity, try to tell the life of their country on a weekly basis on the pages of our newspaper, or by contributing to the preparation of special columns.
The Corriere di Saluzzo is paginated and closed in the editorial office in the late afternoon of Wednesday. . The pages are then sent to the printer.
During the night, printed copies leave from the printing house both for the post office (for subscribers) and for distribution to all newsstands in the area
It is a Catholic-inspired newspaper of local information. The Corriere di Saluzzo is edited by CDS EDITORIALE SRL.
Corriere di Saluzzo deals with the territory in which it is widespread, and which practically coincides with the territory of the Diocese of Saluzzo (with some excursions outside the diocese) and goes from the borders with the province of Turin (Barge, Bagnolo, Casalgrasso, Polonghera passing through Cavour, Villafranca and Moretta) up to and including the Maira valley.
The reference city of the newspaper is obviously Saluzzo on which the three valleys (Po, Varaita and Maira) gravitate with the various municipalities.
The newspaper has a central editorial office in Saluzzo (via Parrà 9). There are about a hundred correspondents and collaborators present in the area, people who, while exercising another activity, try to tell the life of their country on a weekly basis on the pages of our newspaper, or by contributing to the preparation of special columns.
The Corriere di Saluzzo is paginated and closed in the editorial office in the late afternoon of Wednesday. . The pages are then sent to the printer.
During the night, printed copies leave from the printing house both for the post office (for subscribers) and for distribution to all newsstands in the area
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