Herning Folkeblad is a Danish-language regional newspaper published in the city of Herning, Denmark. It primarily serves the municipality of Herning and the surrounding Central Jutland region.
History
- The newspaper was established in the late 19th century; most sources cite 1888 as the founding year.
- Throughout its history, the paper has focused on local news, sports, cultural events, and community affairs.
Publication
- Format: Tabloid (broadsheet format was used in earlier years).
- Frequency: Historically published six days per week (Monday through Saturday). Current publication frequency may vary; verification required for the latest schedule.
Ownership and Management
- The paper is published by Mediehuset Herning Folkeblad A/S.
- As of the most recent publicly available information, Mediehuset Herning Folkeblad is part of the larger Danish media group Jysk Fynske Medier. Ownership structures in the Danish press can change; the latest corporate details should be confirmed with current company filings.
Circulation
- Exact circulation figures are not consistently reported in publicly accessible sources. Estimates suggest a circulation in the several-thousand range, typical for regional Danish dailies, but precise numbers require verification from recent audit reports.
Digital Presence
- Website: The newspaper maintains an online edition at
herningfolkeblad.dk, providing digital news articles, multimedia content, and subscription options.
Significance
Herning Folkeblad is considered an important source of local journalism for residents of Herning and its environs, contributing to regional identity and public discourse.
Note: Specific details such as exact circulation numbers, current editorial leadership, and any recent changes in ownership may require up‑to‑date verification from official company statements or Danish media registries.
