The year 2024 was rich on many levels: sporting, political, climatic… But what are the articles that left an impression on you? Discover below the ten most viewed articles of the year on lyonne.frexcluding news items (the three most read articles in this category can be discovered at the end of the article).
The top ten most popular articles of the year on lyonne.fr
10. Floods seen from the sky
The Yonne experienced significant flooding in April. This editorial slideshow including photos of floods seen from the sky inaugurates our top 10 most read articles on lyonne.fr in 2024 (excluding news items).
9. The program of July 14 festivities
The Icaunais are not the last to party. As proof, this article listing the festivities of July 13 and 14, 2024 in Yonne, which is one of the most viewed articles of the year on our site.
8. The misadventure of the AJA players
After the defeat at Saint-Etienne (3-1) in October 2024, the AJ Auxerre players had to return by bus due to a plane breakdown. This short article on their misadventure found a place in the top 10 most read articles, excluding news items, on lyonne.fr.
7. The Olympic flame crosses the Yonne
The Olympic flame crossed the Yonne on July 11, 2024. Our journalists were present in Avallon, Vézelay, Sens, Saint-Fargeau, Migennes, Chablis and Auxerre to bring you the event live. A widely followed live performance.
6. Legislative elections
2024 was a very political year in France. Duel between Daniel Grenon and Florence Loury, re-election of Julien Odoul, withdrawal of Philippe Veyssière… Many of you followed our live coverage of the first round of the legislative elections, in Yonne, in June.
5. The installation of two more fast-food restaurants in Auxerre
In February, the editorial team announced the upcoming arrival of two new fast food restaurants in Auxerre: KFC and Quick. The two brands have since settled in the Clairions commercial area.
4. Something new at Guédelon Castle
In Guédelon, carpenters installed a footbridge and a 13th century drawbridge to connect the village to the castle. A work that is both symbolic and unique in France, which we told you about in July 2024.
3. Guy Roux’s post
On June 18, in his weekly post for Republican YonneGuy Roux returned to the freedom of speech of athletes in an article entitled “Kylian Mbappé and Marcus Thuram… you can speak! » while several players from the France team spoke about politics. A widely read article on lyonne.fr.
2. An interview with the general delegate of the National Association of Travelers
A lawyer from the community and general delegate of the National Association of Travelers, William Acker was passing through Yonne on Saturday February 17, 2024, invited by the Confluences Nomades association. His interview was one of the most read articles of the year on our site.
1. Matthew Jasseron retires from the priesthood
In a YouTube video published on Sunday October 20, 2024, Father Matthieu Jasseron, former parish priest of Joigny, announced his retirement from the priesthood. The former “TikTok priest” feels “no longer completely in tune with the institutional Church to continue to remain one of its preachers or worship officials. » The article in which the Bishop of Yonne, Monsignor Pascal Wintzer, responded to him was the most read of the year, excluding news items, on lyonne.fr.
The three most read articles in the news and justice section
News items and justice remain the most consulted articles on our site.
1. The “Émile Louis cemetery”
Our most consulted article of the year, all categories combined, concerns pieces of clothing discovered in the “Émile Louis cemetery” as part of excavations launched in September 2024 in Rouvray, where the skull of Marie-Jeanne Ambroisine Cushion , a mother who disappeared in 1975, was discovered in 2018. The excavations ended on October 4.
2. She slept during her night shifts at the nursing home
In the Miscellaneous and Justice section, the second most viewed article discusses the court appearance of a hospital service worker who slept during her night shifts in a nursing home. ASH was released.
3. The mayor of Avallon indicted
Another case hit the headlines, in Yonne, in 2024: the indictment of the mayor of Avallon in a drug trafficking case. Placed in police custody on April 7, Jamilah Habsaoui was then placed in pre-trial detention before being released on May 14, while remaining under judicial supervision. This was relaxed on September 30, allowing him to appear again in Yonne. On December 23, Jamilah Habsaoui was placed under the status of assisted witness and is therefore no longer indicted.
And you, what do you remember about this year 2024 in Yonne?
