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On Sunday, September 13, residents can follow the results of the local and mayoral elections in Salzgitter live.

The city of Salzgitter has announced that the construction project “Renaturation of the Fuhs River Floodplain with the Installation of Typical Floodplain Elements” is set to begin soon. The construction work will cover a stretch of approximately one kilometer between Theodor-Heuss-Straße and Highway 39 in Lebenstedt.

The Seniorenbeirat, together with the City of Salzgitter's Senior Citizens' Office, regularly assesses just how senior-friendly companies in Salzgitter really are.

Graffiti artist Ronny Knorr designed the facade of the city library in Lebenstedt. Lovingly decorated bookshelves now adorn the exterior facade as well.

This year's Warning Day was a success in Salzgitter. Two mobile sirens were also in use.

Start the second half of the year (at work) with renewed energy and inspiration: The Volkshochschule of the City of Salzgitter is offering 23 educational leave programs for full-time and part-time employees, including four new courses on languages, resilience, and communication/public speaking.

There’s a place to discover at this year’s Geotope Day that you wouldn’t normally be allowed to enter.

Drummer fans have just as much to look forward to in October as anyone who enjoys Icelandic music, appreciates the blues, and wants to experience a premiere.

The Volkshochschule (VHS) of the City of Salzgitter invites you to a new lecture titled “Step by Step: From Existing Housing Stock to a Climate-Neutral Energy-Efficient Home” on September 22 in Lebenstedt and on September 29 in Salzgitter-Bad.

On Tuesday, October 6, a new group course titled “Progressive Muscle Relaxation” (PMR) based on the Jacobson method for people with mental health conditions will begin at the Medical Library of the Salzgitter Public Health Department in Salzgitter-Bad, located at Paracelsusstraße 1 – 9, a new group course on “Progressive Muscle Relaxation” (PMR) based on Jacobson’s method for people with mental health conditions.

Renowned author Bernhard Aichner will be making a guest appearance at the Lebenstedt City Library on Wednesday, November 4, at 6:30 p.m., to read from the fourth volume of his “Totenfrau” mystery series, which has just been published.