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RegioInfo was born from the desire to counteract the increasing loss of local reporting. Many communities no longer have their own editorial office – we close this gap with well-founded articles that depict life on the ground.
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After months of planning, the village store reopens with regional products and a café. The municipality supports the project with a favorable lease agreement.
A consortium of five towns is investing in modern protective structures along the floodplain. Construction begins in spring and is expected to be completed within two years.
The youth center in the old school is being converted into a modern meeting hub. An architecture firm has developed a concept with open spaces and a small stage.
The small market at the central village square in Mühlbach has reopened after extensive renovation. The range mainly includes products from local farmers and craftsmen. A new café invites visitors to linger. The municipality supports the project with a favorable lease agreement. First visitors are delighted with the fresh selection and cozy atmosphere.
March 12, 2025
After the floods of recent years, five neighboring communities have joined forces to implement a joint flood protection concept. Plans include mobile protective walls, retention basins, and the renaturation of riverbank areas. The total cost amounts to around 4.5 million euros, largely funded by the state. Construction work will begin in spring and is expected to be completed within two years.
March 8, 2025
The youth center, which has existed for 20 years in the former elementary school, is facing a fundamental redesign. An architecture firm from the district town has developed a concept with open spaces, a small stage, and an outdoor area. Funding comes from donations, grants, and the young people's own contributions. The renovation aims to increase attractiveness for the 12 to 18 age group and enable new offerings such as workshops and job application training.
March 5, 2025