awesa.de
Regional sports news and media coverage for sports fans, clubs and businesses in the Weserbergland region of Germany
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About awesa.de
AWesA publishes regional sports news, match results, schedules, interviews, photo galleries and video coverage, with a focus on football, handball and other sports around Hameln and the Weserbergland.
The company has editorial, sales, design and video-production staff. Its coverage includes local clubs and sporting events; the site also offers AWesA Club and AWesA Business sections.
AWesA GmbH is based in Emmerthal, Germany.
Product: Regional sports news, results, schedules, interviews, photo galleries and video coverage.
Jobs at awesa.de
Leadership
- Matthias Koch · GeschäftsführerSource: company website
- Tony Deck · VertriebsleiterSource: company website
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