The Zofinger Tagblatt is a Swiss daily newspaper for the city of Zofingen and the surrounding area. The newspaper has been published since February 1, 1873 and has a daily WEMF - certified Total circulation of 10'890 sold / distributed copies and a reach of 24,000 readers. After the departure of editor-in-chief Michael Flückiger at the end of June 2016, the newspaper was run by deputy editor-in-chief Raphael Nadler until the end of 2016. Since 1 January 2017, Philippe Pfister new editor in chief. It consists of 15 employees in the newsroom with what 2 for the online edition. The area of the event comprises all municipalities of the district of Zofingen as well as neighboring villages in the southwest of the district and the communities Walterswil (Canton Solothurn) and Holziken , Schöftland and Schlossrued in the district Kulm. Since 2007, the Zofinger Tagblatt has been producing the Lucerne News as the headline for the Lucerne Wiggertal. Since 2002 relating Zofinger Tagblatt together with the Aargauer Zeitung, the Limmattaler newspaper , the Solothurn newspaper, the Grenchner Tagblatt, the Basellandschaftliche Zeitung and the Oltner Tagblatt the mantle az Northwestern Switzerland (formerly Midland newspaper ) in Aarau is made. From September 2007 to February 2017, the Sunday newspaper Switzerland was published on Sunday (until Sunday 2013 ) as the seventh edition of the az northwestern Switzerland and thus the Zofinger Tagblatt. Since March 4, 2017, az Northwestern Switzerland is releasing a well-developed weekend edition for the newspapers of the association on Saturday at the weekend.