Local towns and cities are buzzing with excitement as several events aimed at boosting community engagement are set to take place soon. From lively performances to educational courses, residents of Ehingen and Biberach can look forward to diverse activities throughout January.
Starting with technology, a free smartphone course titled "Smartphones im Notfall" will be held on January 13 from 17:00 to 19:00 at the town hall of Ochsenhausen. Conducted by Digitalmentoren Kurt Bitterle and Roman Bentele, the course will instruct participants on effectively using smartphones during emergencies. Attendees will learn how to call for help via apps, store emergency information on their phones, and navigate safely, ensuring they are equipped to handle crises. Interested parties are encouraged to register by contacting Cornelia Kranich at 07352/922038 or via email.
Meanwhile, the Häwa company located in Wain recently recognized employee loyalty during its annual Christmas party. At this gathering, the company’s founder, Arno Müller, honored staff members for their long-term commitment. Notably, Andreas Bork, Anja Arzt, and Joachim Hunger have been with Häwa for 25 years, reflecting the dedication present within the organization. This gesture of appreciation emphasizes the strong familial ties of the company culture, which values their labor force.
Shifting focus to climate change, Professor Roland Koenigsdorff from Hochschule Biberach has been addressing the pressing issue of sustainable heating solutions. He asserts, "Physik schert sich nicht um Stimmungen, und man entkommt ihr nicht," underscoring the seriousness of climate science and the necessity of adopting technologies like heat pumps. Coherent discussions surrounding renewable energy sources contribute significantly to making informed public decisions and addressing environmental crises. The professor is involved with the forthcoming formation of the "Geothermie-Initiative Oberschwaben," which consists of local municipalities aimed at propelling geothermal energy innovations forward.
The local culture will also experience an artistic boom, as the Lindenhalle Ehingen is set to host the theatrical performance "Der satanarchäolügenialkohöllische Wunschpunsch" on January 9 at 10:00. This production invites audiences, both young and old, to engage with imaginative storytelling filled with humor and whimsy, promoting cultural enrichment within the community.
Subsequently, on January 24, the Franziskanerkloster Ehingen will feature the life story of Ludwig Marum, portrayed by director Hajo Kurzenberger. This historical performance illuminates Marum’s dedication to justice during the Nazi era, showcasing letters from his experiences as both family man and political activist. Following the show, there will be a moderated discussion featuring Clemens Rehm from the Ludwig Marum Forum, deepening the community’s connection to its historical roots.
These events occurring across Ehingen and Biberach create a multifaceted approach to nurturing community spirit. By embracing technology, honoring long-serving employees, addressing climate change through science, and appreciating artistic endeavors, locals are reminded of the rich cultural and communal heritage to which they belong. Each initiative not only provides learning opportunities but also enhances the ties among residents, urging them to actively participate and celebrate what their communities have to offer.
From educational ventures to insightful performances, January promises to be a month filled with engagement, reflection, and enjoyment for all residents.