(most 77,000 readers) appears every Thursday and speaks mainly of Fougères news but also of all of the Pays (Antrain, Saint-Brice-en-Coglès, Louvigné-du-Désert, Liffré, etc.) and also of the Pays de Vitré, northern Mayenne, and the south of Manche. Founded in 1837, it has changed title several times to become La Chronique Républicaine in 1944. , a quarterly journal created in 1975, describes the history, economy, traditions, arts and literature of the . Published for thirty-two years, it disappeared in 2007. There are local information magazines published on the metropolitan area, such as La Lettre of the . Several free radio stations have existed in Fougères, namely: Radio des Marches de Bretagne (RMB): 20 December 1983 – 1986. Its premises were located at 41 Rue Nationale. Its slogan was la radio fruitée [fruity radio]. At the end of the 1980s, the RMB team ended up split into two. One group decided to merge with RCV (Radio Cité Vitré) to give birth to FPB (Fréquence des Portes de Bretagne). The other team, meanwhile, created Galaxie. Fréquence des Portes de Bretagne (BPF): 1986–97 Radio Mélusine: 1984-1992: Its premises were located at 1 Rue Nationale, on the floor of the current Victor-Hugo theatre, abandoned at the time. Radio Galaxie: 1986-1992: Its slogan was l'onde magique [the magic wave], sung by the Costa brothers who made the broadcast design of the station. Radio Mélusine Galaxie: 1992–97 Radio des Trois Provinces - Crystal FM - Sensation Notable people People from Fougères Eolia, mummy , intellectual and Breton professor, conducted a school in the 11th century. (1700–1779), religious. Luc Urbain de Bouëxic, comte de Guichen (1712–1790), lieutenant general of the naval armies under Louis XV and Louis XVI. Charles Armand Tuffin, marquis de la Rouërie, known as "Colonel Armand" (1751–1793), general of the army during the American War of Independence, head of the under the French Revolution. (born 1751), magistrate and politician. Thérèse de Moëlien Trojolif (1759–1793), cousin of La Rouërie, Member of the Breton Association. Aimé Picquet du Boisguy (1776–1839), general of the Chouans of Fougères and Vitré, Maréchal de camp under the Restoration. (1774–1804), Chouan officer, brother of the former. (1772–1795), Chouan officer, brother of previous. Jean Ambroise Baston de Lariboisière (1759–1812): general and baron of the Empire, inspector-general of artillery under the First Empire. (1745–1823): general and baron of the Empire, , then under the First Empire. (1774–1860), general of the Empire, son of