Here you will find news, information, and current notices about the Regional Association Saarbrücken. The focus is on local events, activities, club life, traffic, politics, culture, and important announcements from the region. This creates a clear overview of what is happening locally and what moves the people – for everyone living, working, or feeling connected to the Regional Association Saarbrücken.
The Saarbrücken Zoo has introduced sky-blue dwarf day geckos for the first time, among the most colorful reptiles in the world. This endangered species is bred in captivity due to habitat loss and wildlife trade. Visitors can now see the small geckos in the tropical house and learn about their conse
The state capital Saarbrücken reminds of the cemetery decoration rules and designated placement areas. Unauthorized decorations must be removed by August 24, 2026, after which staff will clear them. The measures aim to preserve the cemetery’s appearance and ease maintenance.
The REWE store in Quierschied will close at the end of July after 16 years and will be converted into a PENNY branch, which is set to open in November. The municipality was surprised by the change of plans, as an expansion had previously been considered. Mayor Maurer regrets the reduction of the ful
The state capital Saarbrücken has adopted the municipal heat planning to create the foundation for climate-friendly and affordable heat supply. Within a year, a strategic roadmap was developed that utilizes potentials such as solar energy and river heat pumps. The plan aims to expand district heatin
The state capital Saarbrücken is intensively preparing for the UN Sustainability Conference in New York. At a preparatory conference, local contributions and experiences were gathered to bring them into the international discussion. Mayor Barbara Meyer will represent the city during the forum and st
From July 7, Hochwaldstraße Malstatt between Lebacher Straße and house number 22 will be fully closed to renew the asphalt surface. Sidewalks remain accessible during the work. The construction is expected to last until July 8 and cost around 16,000 euros.
Starting July 7th, asphalt paving work will take place on Schönental Malstatt between house numbers 1 and 15. The street will be completely closed for about two days, and residents are advised to park their vehicles elsewhere. The project costs approximately 20,000 euros.