Here you will find answers to the most important questions about local news, services, and community life. We have compiled the information clearly and understandably.
If you have further questions, you can contact us at any time.
You can subscribe to our free newsletter, which delivers a summary of the most important reports from your municipality and neighboring towns every morning. Registration is done via our website using your email address. Unsubscribing is possible at any time.
We list craftsmen, doctors, restaurateurs, and retailers from the area. Each entry contains opening hours, contact details, and a brief description of the offering. The list is regularly updated and supplemented with new businesses.
Yes, clubs, initiatives, and private individuals can submit dates for festivals, markets, lectures, or sports events via a form on our site. After a brief review, the entry will be published. Please submit the information at least two weeks before the event date.
Our editorial team reviews all incoming reports and contributions before publication. We ensure factual accuracy, regional relevance, and a respectful tone. Obvious false reports or offensive content will not be published.
The platform is operated by a small team. We welcome support with research, photography, or maintaining the event calendar. Interested individuals can contact us via email. Joining is possible at any time.
RegioInfo is your local medium for news, background information, and services from the community. We report independently, objectively, and close to people's everyday lives – without a political agenda or sensational headlines.
Our editorial team is based right in the region. We know the places, the people, and the issues that truly matter. That's why our reports are not constructed from the outside, but arise from direct contact with clubs, businesses, and the administration.
We work according to journalistic standards: checking sources, gathering perspectives, formulating clearly. Whether it's a construction project, club work, or local supply – we provide background, not opinions. Our goal is orientation, not outrage.
In addition to news, we offer a clear collection of local services: event calendar, authority contacts, tradesman directory, and tips on funding opportunities. All in one place, clearly prepared, and regularly updated.
Our platform thrives on reader participation: letters to the editor, event notices, and project presentations are expressly welcome. This creates a lively network that goes beyond the pure news situation and truly connects the region.
The key milestones on the way to a reliable information service for the region.
From the desire for an independent, local news source, the concept for RegioInfo emerges. Initial discussions with municipal councils and associations take place.
The first version of the website goes online – with an editorial team of three volunteers. The focus is on event notices and announcements.
Cooperations with twelve local businesses and five associations are established. The number of monthly visitors rises to over 8,000.
A relaunch brings a modern layout and new departments: Economy, Environment, Culture, and Service. The editorial team grows to seven permanent staff members.
RegioInfo is the first address for news from the region. Up to five original articles are published daily, supplemented by a marketplace for local services.