Here you will find answers about regional services, membership, and usage – clear and straightforward.
You can sign up for the free newsletter on our homepage. Once a week, you will receive a summary of the most important news from your municipality and surrounding area. Registration is not mandatory – access to all articles remains open.
Yes, under the menu item "Events" you will find a continuously updated calendar with local festivals, markets, lectures, and club meetings. Entries can be suggested by registered users themselves – after a brief review, they are activated.
Private individuals and local clubs can upload texts, photos, and events via the "Submit a post" form. Commercial ads can be booked directly through our contact page. The editorial team reserves the right to review submissions for relevance and accuracy.
Our editorial team reviews each report for factual accuracy and regional relevance. We work with local correspondents and clearly label opinion pieces. We do not publish obvious false reports or unverified claims.
Some content – such as the event calendar and selected articles – is offered monthly as a PDF compilation. You can download these on the "Service & Downloads" page or order them in paper form for a small printing fee.
Our Profile
Our offering is aimed at everyone who lives, works, or is active in the region – from young families to local clubs and small businesses. We provide content that makes everyday life easier and strengthens the community.
Target audience: Residents, clubs, local businessesWe research on-site, check sources, and present connections. Our tone is factual but approachable. We avoid exaggerations and instead focus on clarity and benefit for the readers.
Principle: Reliability over reachEvery article, every service, and every offer follows a simple question: Does it help the people in the region? That's why we explain backgrounds, show solutions, and provide concrete recommendations for action.
Tone: direct, understandable, respectfulThe people behind the regional information – with experience and passion for the community.
For over 15 years, Joseph has been reporting on local topics. His focus areas are local supply and civic engagement. He knows the region like the back of his hand.
Editorial DirectorLena is responsible for the digital strategy and the quality of content. With her business background, she brings structure to the editorial team and promotes innovative formats.
Community DepartmentMarkus researches club life, youth work, and local initiatives. He is active in several clubs himself and knows what matters.
Digital DepartmentSophie is our expert for telemedicine and digital consultations. She accompanied the pilot project in the region and knows the opportunities and hurdles of the technology.
RegionalInfo was born from the idea of making reliable information and genuine services accessible to the people in our region – without noise, without hustle.
Proximity matters We report on what happens on your doorstep. Our content is created in exchange with local stakeholders, clubs, and initiatives.
Clear stance We refrain from sensational headlines and unsubstantiated claims. Every contribution is checked for origin and relevance before publication.
Creating value Whether market report, telemedicine, or youth center – we showcase concrete offers that make everyday life easier and strengthen the community.
Growing through dialogue Feedback from our readers and partners flows directly into further development. This keeps the offering lively and tailored.