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Coordinates: 47 ° 37 ' N , 8 ° 19' E |
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| State : | Baden-Württemberg | |
| Administrative region : | Freiburg | |
| County : | Waldshut | |
| Height : | 348 m above sea level NHN | |
| Area : | 12.76 km 2 | |
| Residents: | 7724 (Dec. 31, 2018) | |
| Population density : | 605 inhabitants per km 2 | |
| Postal code : | 79787 | |
| Area code : | 07741 | |
| License plate : | WT | |
| Community key : | 08 3 37 065 | |
| LOCODE : | DE LHG | |
| Address of the municipal administration: |
Hohrainstrasse 59 79787 Lauchringen |
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| Mayor : | Thomas Schäuble | |
| Location of the municipality of Lauchringen in the Waldshut district | ||
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Lauchringen is a municipality in the district of Waldshut in Baden-Württemberg in Germany .
Lauchringen has existed as a whole municipality since 1971 in the course of the municipal reform through the merger of the two localities Oberlauchringen and Unterlauchringen. The community is a small center with a focus on Unterlauchringen
The suburb of Oberlauchringen is much older. Unterlauchringen emerged as a settlement near the medieval mill on Wutach-Lauffen (and the former textile factory Lauffenmühle ) and became the main town with its municipal administration and shopping street in the post-war period.
In Lauchringen the B 314 joins the B 34 (towards Schaffhausen) or L 163 (towards Basel) when coming from the A 81 federal motorway . Lauchringen has two stations on the Hochrheinbahn , the Wutachtalbahn branches off from Lauchringen station .
geography
Lauchringen is located in southern Baden near the border between Germany and Switzerland , which is formed here by the Upper Rhine and the edges of the southern Black Forest sloping towards the river .
The municipality marker forms the western end of the Klettgau landscape , up to the area where the Steina and Wutach rivers meet, and then where the Wutach flows into the Upper Rhine.
The Klettgau plain is a former bed of the Rhine, which today still contains a very slowly flowing watercourse at a depth of approx. 70 m - the so-called "Klettgau channel" - which supports the region's water supply.
The eastern area of the Oberlauchringen district extends as far as the vicinity of the Küssaburg , the region's landmark. Most of the district was only able to develop after the Wutach regulation from 1816 by Johann Gottfried Tulla , as frequent floods and extensive swamping prevented settlement and made it difficult to use.
Neighboring communities
The community borders in the north on Wutöschingen , in the east on the community Klettgau , in the south on Küssaberg and in the west on the large district town of Waldshut-Tiengen .
environment
While the Klettgau plain narrows to the west through the foothills of the Hotzenwald into the High Rhine Valley, the route from Lauchringen leads northeast along the Wutach via Stühlingen and Blumberg into the Schwarzwald-Baar district and east through the German-Swiss Klettgau via Neunkirch and Hallau to Schaffhausen .
In a southerly direction to the municipality of Küssaberg, the border crossing to Bad Zurzach ('Roman town Tenedo') in the canton of Aargau is reached by road and from Zurzach also by rail to Zurich .
History (overview)
The history of Lauchringen ( Alemannic : Lauchringe ) begins with the amalgamation of Oberlauchringen and Unterlauchringen in 1971; up to the 19th century both localities developed independently of each other.
- Coats of arms of the earlier municipalities
Undergarment rings
Upper garlic rings
Although the name ending “ingen” in Oberlauchringen speaks for an Alemannic foundation, there are no archaeological findings. The name 'Unterlauchringen' was later adapted. "Villa Louchringen" - which means "always Oberlauchringen" - is documented for the first time in writing in a document from the Rheinau monastery from the year 860 .
Oberlauchringen is much older; traces of early history can be noted here, while Unterlauchringen as a settlement on a "stony hill" in a loop of the Wutach is only documented from the 17th century and only a "small village" is mentioned there in 1806.
The "Mühle am Lauffen" was named indirectly as early as 1418 (since the Oberlauchringer Bannmühle was called the 'upper mill' on the Wutach) and is probably the oldest. Unterlauchringen, which is socially and economically dominant today, was originally a residential and workshop area belonging to the mill and was shaped by the Lauffenmühle company until the post-war period.
The historically separate development of the two localities is also due to affiliations - Unterlauchringen was sovereignly part of the Landgraviate of Stühlingen , while Oberlauchringen was part of the Landgraviate of Klettgau . The places were also separated by the Wutach, which used to be not just a river that tore away the (bridge) structures with raging floods, but also largely swamped the area.
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The Wutach crossing as well as a large stream coming from the Klettgau - earlier through fords, later also bridges - was often problematic for traffic and often led to delays due to floods. A rest station or hostel was probably built here in the early days. From the 14th century onwards, a tavern , later a (court) meeting place, a collection point for bridge tolls and today's Gasthaus Adler as a (post) station was handed down as a medieval “traffic junction” - it was the focal point in the lower Wutach valley . The stately Bannmühle was located nearby : mills were medieval economic centers (besides fruit, plaster of paris and wood saws), to which the residents of Grießen and Geißlingen were compulsorily obliged for centuries ("Mühlenzwang").
Both Lauchringer localities were in the area of the ancient 'main street' along the High Rhine between Basel and Schaffhausen or to Stühlingen in the Baar as well as on the south-north connection from the Alps via Zurzach in the Klettgau (Römerstraße) and shared the often ambiguous Fate as stations of armies passing through.
After the Napoleonic 'reorganization' of Europe with the formation of the Grand Duchy of Baden in 1806 and the Wutach regulation in 1816, the rapprochement between the two villages received new settlement areas.
Both villages politically sympathized with the Baden 1848/49 revolution and the location of the train station , which opened in 1863, was already chosen within the radius of both communities.
Under the National Socialists Unterlauchringen successfully fought against incorporation into Tiengen, and in the post-war period a collaboration began that led to the unanimous community association in 1971, while the communities in the surrounding area mostly had to 'get together' until 1975.
In Unterlauchringen, the economic, 'industrial' "development from the middle of the 19th century, initially slowly advancing, is clearly recognizable; in the Oberlauchringen district, the predominantly agricultural structure was preserved until the Second World War."
Unterlauchringen's infrastructure developed rather continuously due to the influence of the Lauffenmühle - also through the influx of foreign workers - while Oberlauchringen became a community.
local community
Lauchringen is considered to be a strongly developing community, but the current developments have strongly intervened in the planning - "Mayor Thomas Schäuble speaks of great challenges in many areas of life".
Experience in the corona crisis
"For Lauchringen that means 1.2 million in income tax and allocations are dropped, according to Schäuble's assessment, and the community should expect 450,000 euros less trade tax." Lauchringen can compensate for the fee losses at kindergartens from the state's subsidy package of 100 million euros. The construction measures, which are "linked to grants, will be completed, others run on sight". [...] Voluntary tasks of the community can no longer be fulfilled. 'It's complicated to convey that.' "
Purchase of the Lauffenmühle site
On May 20, 2020, the notarial signatures in Stuttgart for the purchase of the Lauffenmühle site were given by the municipality. “The purchase price is 7.5 million euros, which is financed through a loan. The interest rate is 0.2 percent for a term of seven years. "
On July 31, 2019, Lauffenmühle closed after the 185-year history of the textile company, which had to initiate "production" after the last insolvency and a fruitless search for an investor. On May 4th, numerous visitors attended an open house. Since there were allegations about the closure of the company, the Waldshut-Tiengen public prosecutor's office had announced an examination of the circumstances. Since then, the municipality has had its eye on the takeover and development of the area: A favorable report on possible contaminated sites was decisive for the purchase intentions.
Communal activity
- Expansion of the Wiggenberg industrial park near Oberlauchringen. The area of the area created in 2017 extends east to the end point of the A 98 where it joins the B 314 . This merger will flow into the B 34 in the north-south direction of the Oberlauchringen bypass . May 2020: “Hills, a river [Wutach] and two railway lines have to be overcome on the 2.7 kilometer long intermediate section. Four bridges alone are necessary on the route. This major project has been under construction since 2017, and the road should be ready by the end of 2021. […] ,Everything is going as planned.'"
- “A leisure center with an indoor play area and a large cinema complex” is to be built in the commercial area. The cinema entrepreneur Matthias Schweikart, who directly operates the Union cinema in Lörrach under the umbrella of the Cineplex group, Germany's largest cinema operator, is acting as an investor. "The financing is still pending."
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- New construction area of the residential park am Ried in Unterlauchringen: After an open day in spring "for the completion of the first construction phase" of the Werne Group's residential project, the completed solitary building "Alea" (Latin: "cube" for its shape ) presented on.
- Multi-generation residential complex in Riedpark: A Lauchring resident “donated 1.2 million euros from her private assets” to the complex, which cost almost 10 million euros. The topping-out ceremony was held in mid-September 2018. Here the community is offering 15 apartments at socially acceptable rental prices. In the “outpatient care community for adults with need for support and care”, the Family Center Lauchringen (FAZ) and the Diakonisches Werk have trained 18 voluntary “everyday companions” to relieve caregiving relatives and specialists in care.
The second branch of the St. Vinzenz kindergarten with 75 places was opened in Riedpark on July 11, 2019. Here, senior citizens living in the neighboring building should come together in a meeting place, since after many experiences both sides can gain a lot: "The children were able to develop further in terms of language, information intake and social behavior."
Regarding the discussion about the block construction projects, Mayor Schäuble says: “Free terrain is less and less available. From this point of view, however, it is also not good to want to create a high level of densification with apartment blocks everywhere. "
- Medical care in the community is considered exemplary with two medical centers. In the Ärztehaus II , built in 2017, there is also a day clinic for child and adolescent psychiatry, a Courage counseling center from the Waldshut women's and children's shelter and an organic market on the ground floor.
A number of community activities are based on the division of labor with initiatives from the citizenry.
Civic community
- The 'Wohngemeinschaft am Riedpark' is a showcase project (visit on the nationwide day of urban development funding on May 19, 2019) for a cooperation between the community and citizens. The Diakonisches Werk takes care of the care, the Family Center Lauchringen (FAZ) runs the business. 18 participants in a FAZ training course received their certificates as everyday companions in mid-May 2019. They “are a valuable addition in the low-threshold area and thus relieve the skilled workers” in the care of the elderly - especially in the “outpatient assisted living community for adults with a need for support and care” in Riedpark.
- The Climate Council also emerged from an initiative of the citizens in 2016 , which critically accompanies decisions of the municipality on climate protection with several working groups. "During his first official public campaign in October 2018, around 50 committed Lauchringers, including many children and young people, planted more than 3000 native plants in ten 30-square-meter beds along the Wutach Dam in Oberlauchringen."
At the municipal council meeting on July 24, 2019, the hiring of a climate protection manager within the municipal administration was initiated.
- In the state competition Natur nah dran 2019, Lauchringen is one of the 13 of 72 participating locations that receive a financial grant “to promote biological diversity in the settlement area”. The climate council had selected five lawns to be upgraded. To this end, “four members of the community” are trained by Nabu (Nature Conservation Association Baden-Württemberg). "In the future, [more] areas can be realized as compensation measures for development projects."
politics
Lauchringen is the place of residence of the CDU member of the Bundestag Felix Schreiner and the SPD member of the Bundestag and Parliamentary State Secretary Rita Schwarzelühr-Sutter .
Municipal council
The municipal council in Lauchringen has 18 members. It consists of the elected honorary councilors and the mayor as chairman. The mayor is entitled to vote in the municipal council. The local elections on May 26, 2019 led to the following final result:
| Parties and constituencies |
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% 2014 |
Seats 2014 |
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| CDU | Christian Democratic Union of Germany | 39.4 | 7th | 40.7 | 7th | |
| FW | Free voters | 39.8 | 7th | 30.6 | 6th | |
| SPD | Social Democratic Party of Germany | 20.9 | 4th | 28.7 | 5 | |
| total | 100.0 | 18th | 100.0 | 18th | ||
| voter turnout | 61.4% | 50.7% | ||||
mayor
Mayor of the municipality of Lauchringen has been Thomas Schäuble (CDU) since August 2002 in his third term of office.
Thomas Schäuble has been a member of the district council as well as the finance and administration committee and the youth welfare committee of the district of Waldshut since 2004 and a member of the administrative board of Sparkasse Hochrhein since 2007.
- Formerly independent communities
- until 1971 in Oberlauchringen: Bertold Schmidt (CDU)
- in Unterlauchringen: August Strittmatter
- Since the community reform
- From July 1, 1971 to July 31, 2002: Bertold Schmidt (CDU)
- From August 1, 2002: Thomas Schäuble (CDU)
Tradition
After the transition to Baden in 1806, the municipality's right of self-administration was anchored in the municipal code issued in 1831. The local superior in place of the previous bailiff was now the mayor, the jury was replaced by the municipal council, both initially elected for 6 years, after a later decree the mayor for nine years and the councilors for 4 years. In addition to the councilor and community calculator, the Citizens' Committee, which was introduced in 1821 and which was primarily entitled to make decisions on financial matters [...], should be mentioned.
Coat of arms
Blazon : The leek Ringer arms shows "in divided blade, up from silver to red by three ascending tips shared below in blue a walking silver swan ." It was awarded to the municipality in 1971 after the districts were united and takes on the motifs of the coats of arms of the two suburbs. The local colors are blue and white.
Community structure
The community Lauchringen consists of the two formerly independent communities Ober- and Unterlauchringen. The Rüffenhausen desert lies in the area of the former municipality of Oberlauchringen . The former municipality of Unterlauchringen also included the house and homestead Am Hohrain (formerly Oberstaad ) and the houses Äuleboden , Im Ibrunnen and the Oberlauchringen train station .
education
- There is a primary school each in Unter- and Oberlauchringen.
- Werkrealschule with all-day lessons in Unterlauchringen.
- Community library: The library was opened in October 2003 in the old town hall in Oberlauchringen. The inventory includes children's, youth, non-fiction, novels, magazines and audio books. Interlibrary loans are possible.
Budget 2019 and plans
In the budget adopted at the end of January 2019, which does not require any further debts and provides 18.2 million euros in income and 17.7 million euros in expenditure, 7.4 million euros are planned for investments. "The plan mentions family-friendliness as an important guideline for Lauchringen" and "continues to maintain medical care, implementation of a climate protection law, development towards an energy-autonomous community and structural development." In the renovation of public buildings, in the school on the Upper Rhine and the town hall, the municipality is investing 1.3 million euros (excluding state subsidies).
Town twinning
Since 1997 there has been a partnership with the French municipality of Saint-Pierre-de-Chandieu , which is located about 20 kilometers south-east of Lyon . In Lauchringen there is the Franco-German Circle of Friends for the Jumelage . Barbara von Schnurbein is the chairperson, Monika Franck is the honorary chairperson. As before, numerous meetings (such as mutual participation in events) and traditionally youth exchanges take place.
economy
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Established businesses
- The largest employer in Lauchringen since 1835 was the textile company Lauffenmühle . At the works meeting on April 4, 2019, the 240 employees of Lauffenmühle in the Lauchringen and Lörrach locations were informed that “the company (will) cease production on July 31, 2019”. The further use of the company premises is still unclear.
- Simmler jams with 40 employees.
- Hans-O. Habermann UL + CSA has been manufacturing transformers up to 400 kVA with more than 30 employees since 1964 .
- Dick Furniture Store
- Car multimedia company ACR with distribution warehouse.
- Metall Recycling Wiederkehr AG
The central deployment point for the lower Wutach valley of the German Red Cross (DRK) and the location of the fire brigade are located in the Lauchringen industrial area .
Voluntary fire brigade: An exercise took place in May 2019 with THW, emergency services and the local DRK association in Unterlauchringen. The lifeguard from the fire brigade of the Swiss Leibstadt nuclear power plant was also involved . The Lauchringer fire brigade has 79 members in the operations department, 22 in the youth department, twelve in the Bambini department (eight to twelve years) and 23 members in the age department. The commandant is Bernhard Loll.
Events and initiatives
- Lauchringer training exchange : The municipality is the sponsor of the training exchange and realizes the event with the school on the Upper Rhine. 56 companies, institutions and authorities from the region took part in the 2019 event. The aim is to inform schoolchildren and parents about possible apprenticeships for “a successful start to a successful professional life” (on March 30, 2019 with 56 exhibitors).
- Handels- und Gewerbekreis Lauchringen (HuG) with 90 members "to improve economic strength and infrastructure in the community." With the community, organizer of the triathlon night and the night of cultures . After 22 years, Dorothea Schreiner handed over the chairmanship to Stephanie Lovisi on July 15, 2019.
Media
The national daily newspaper Südkurier and the locally oriented Alb-Bote are represented in Lauchringen . The "Hochrhein Anzeiger" advertising paper appears weekly . Hierzuland.info reports online on the surrounding towns.
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traffic
Road
Lauchringen is currently still heavily used as a traffic junction, since the junction of the A 98 to the east on the L 163 (Unterlauchringen) and federal road 34 (Oberlauchringen) after the Bürgerwaldtunnel leads through both suburbs and from the B 314 from the Wutach Valley - vice versa The influx of car traffic in the area and the Rhine crossing at Bad Zurzach must also choose the through-town. The (eastern) bypass Oberlauchringen should make things easier for both localities from 2021 , as this would divert regional traffic on the B 34 directly to the northern bypass (last section of the A 98).
A “risky” section of the B 34 for cyclists with a gap in the cycle path within Oberlauchringen is to be closed by a renovation by mid-2020.
- There is a fast charging station for electric vehicles at the carport at the town hall , as well as two in Jahnstraße and one in the new multi-storey car park.
train
- Hochrheinbahn
Lauchringen has two train stations - the former Oberlauchringen train station , today the Lauchringen train station and the Lauchringen-West station .
In 2018, DB Netz AG informed about a planned new construction of the railway bridge over the Wutach: " According to Deutsche Bahn there is no alternative to the demolition of the Oberlauchringer steel truss bridge ." The bridge, which has been a listed building since 2006, "was built in 1862 and received its current steel superstructure in 1909 [...]" The problem is material fatigue '”, said the DB expert at an information event on November 14, 2018 with 80 listeners in town and“ an exchange of affected elements is not technically possible. ”A type of conversion -“ a welded replacement would be much more bulky and lose the monument protection . [...] The safe remaining period of use is limited to 2024. ”The new building would be a“ tied arch bridge ”. "It is unclear whether the construction can be combined with the electrification of the Upper Rhine route [...]."
- Wutach Valley Railway
Since 1876 the Wutachtalbahn has branched off from Lauchringen station , which initially only ran as far as Weizen near Stühlingen and, after the strategic railway construction in 1890 (today the museum route as a section of the Wutachtalbahn ), provided a connection to the Schwarzwald-Baar district . It is partially passable again today after the Blumberg railway company set up school traffic - currently (May 2019) to Eggingen . A continuation from Waldshut to Stühlingen should take place this year. With the special feeder to the museum railway from Waldshut, the route to Blumberg has been set up for a long time.
Religious communities
The Catholic parishes Herz-Jesu and St. Andreas exist in Unter- and Oberlauchringen, and the Protestant Matthäus parish for both localities.
Catholic community
Oberlauchringen originally belonged to the parish of Tiengen, the branch "Lochringen" is mentioned there in 1360/70. In 1622 the parish of St. Andreas became independent. There is an uninterrupted “list of pastors”. The intrepid Pastor Dietrich (1937–1952) was arrested during the war in 1944 "and, despite hours of interrogation, insisted on his principle that he would rather have his head cut off than extradite someone to the Gestapo ."
There is a first reference to a church in a document from 1357, it was considered “old and dilapidated” around 1700, but was only demolished in 1835: “The current parish church was built in 1835/36 in a simple classical style […] 1980/81 the exterior renovation took place, in 1986 the complete restoration of the interior in favor of the previously existing decorative painting. "
As a small village, Unterlauchringen remained a branch of the parish of Tiengen until 1918. The request for an own chapel was not adequately subsidized by the prince in 1792, only a cross "in the middle of the village" was possible. It was not until 1890 that the place had developed so far that a large chapel could be built. In 1924 the foundation stone was laid and in 1926 the Sacred Heart Church, built in the modern classicist style with a generous donation from Lauffenmühle (8,000 gold marks ), was inaugurated. The parish only became independent in 1948, and a fundamental church renovation took place in 1988.
Until December 31, 2007, Lauchringen was the seat of the Wutachtal deanery of the Archdiocese of Freiburg . Since the reform of the deanery, the new Waldshut deanery has worked.
Women's
strike On May 13, 2019, three volunteers from the Oberlauchringen “community team” went on strike for equality for women in the Catholic Church: “Women take on 70 percent of the church work and are not part of it.” Discussion evening and held a separate word service in front of the church on Sunday, May 19, with 60 supporters, women and men, while the regular service took place in the church at the same time. The parish council Mittlerer Hochrhein St. Verena and the member of the Bundestag Rita Schwarzelühr-Sutter (SPD) from Lauchringen also showed solidarity with the women .
“Pastor Ulrich Sickinger had previously signaled understanding and support for the women's desire for equal rights. Although he stayed away from the action in front of the Lauchringer Church, he had not forbidden it. "
In general, the Maria 2.0 campaign is about “ equality between men and women in the Catholic Church. [...] The three initiators of the Lauchring church strike [...] have collected around 5,000 signatures since their initiative began in May. [...] On Monday [23. September 2019] the three women traveled to Fulda in Hesse , where the German Bishops 'Conference is meeting. "They handed over" a folder with the signatures to Cardinal Reinhard Marx , the chairman of the Bishops' Conference. "
Evangelical community
While there were hardly any Protestant Christians in the region in the 19th century - there was a strong Protestant community in Kadelburg only because of the close connection to the Reformation Zurzach. With their support, a church was first built in Tiengen in 1906, and the Lauchring evangelicals were also oriented there. With the influx after the Second World War (expellees), the Protestant part of the population grew rapidly, also because the Lauffenmühle offered jobs. In 1959 the Matthäus Church was built, and in 1980 the Protestant parish broke away from the parish of Tiengen.
Other communities
The Millî Görüş Lauchringen association has built a mosque in the Wiggenberg industrial park.
Social facilities
- The Peru working group of the St. Verena pastoral care unit implemented projects (new church, bakery, training center) in the partner community of San Martin de Porres in Pamplona Alta / Lima. "In the meantime, eight young people from the Waldshut district up to a year have been placed as volunteers in the partner community [...]." The other way round, three people from Peru.
- The Hochrhein Family Center (FAZ) in Unterlauchringen is an open day meeting for “people in difficult situations and with disabilities [...], a non-official social center and (a) contact point for all fellow citizens.” It offers “a rich care and leisure program for children "(In" Adventure Land "). In 2019, the FAZ is also responsible for running the shared apartment at Riedpark .
Culture and sights
- Hiking area of the Lauchringer Wald towards the Upper Rhine and the Black Forest.
- The Wutach , which rises on the Feldberg, forms one of the most powerful natural waterfalls in Germany in Unterlauchringen . Often the Wutach lies there, however, due to the water drainage into the Lauffenmühle Canal, sometimes almost dry.
In addition, the view of the waterfall is blocked by the bridge.
- The railway bridge completed in 1862 on the railway line near Oberlauchringen.
- The market square in Unterlauchringen, with a market on Thursdays and public viewing for special events, was rebuilt in summer 2005.
- Award-winning settlements in Unterlauchringen: Äulebodenstrasse and Rappennest - each a 1st prize in the competition "Most beautiful residential development in Germany" in 2005.
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Buildings
The Adler Gasthaus is one of the oldest inns in the region in the Oberlauchringen district. The earliest documentary evidence is drafted in 1303-08 Urbar included. The inn was of great importance, as the Free Imperial District Court of Klettgau met here at times . It was later used as a post office by the Upper Austrian Post Office .
Also in Oberlauchringen is the 700 year old “ Bannmühle ” on the Mühlekanal, which nobody is forced to use today, but which is still in operation.
societies
Lauchringen has an intensive club culture and is considered a "stronghold" of the southwest German carnival in the Waldshut district .
Carnival tradition
- As early as 2016, the traditional association of Dä had already tried to create the world's largest Smurfs meeting with 2149 Smurfs in 2004 , but it wasn't until 2019, on Saturday, February 16, that the attempt succeeded in entering the Guinness Book as a "world record" with 2762 participants dressed as 'original' of the Records (Guinness World Records). The previous record was 2510 Smurfs in Swansea / Wales in 2009 . The confirmation from the Guinness Institute reached the organizers of the record attempt on May 25, 2019, who “handed over a donation check for the amount of 12,000 euros as proceeds from the major event on February 16” to the community.
- Immediately afterwards, on Saturday and Sunday, February 17, 2019, the 39th Kleggaunarrentreffen took place with the 60-year-old Schwanenmühle fool's association as hosts and "thousands of henchmen and hosts of spectators".
- The Lauchringer Guggenmusik are the Ruinä-Dängler with a clubhouse and rehearsal room in the Lauchringen train station . The name is an allusion to the Küssaburg , which many Lauchringer count in their inventory. The Guggenmusik was founded in 1996 and today has 35 members and nine candidates. Chairman: Tobias Axler.
Other clubs
- Beekeeping Association Oberlauchringen, which lost 40 percent of its bee colonies, but "was able to accept 15 new members in the past two years."
Sports
- Outdoor pool, solar-heated, with 64 m slide, flow channel, 50 m sports pool, non-swimmer pool, diving pool with 1, 2 and 3 m diving boards, toddler bathing area, kiosk and a total water area of over 2,000 m². The swimming pool is open from mid-May to mid-September. The outdoor pool, which opened in 1974, was modernized from 1992 to 1995 and registered 4.5 million visits by summer 2018. The fourth Lauchringer Triathlon Night with 250 athletes took place in the swimming pool on June 28, 2019 . The winners were Daniel Groß from LG Steinlach-Zollern and Marlen Fuhrmann from LG Hohenfels.
- Wutachstadion , football stadium with a large main stand and home stadium of SC Lauchringen (Kreisliga A Ost). The adjacent artificial turf pitch with a running track is mainly used for football training and athletics.
- Handball club HC Lauchringen (founded in 1981, 344 members, including 200 young people, chairman: Sascha Steinert).
- Tennis facility of the TC Lauchringen near the Wutach Stadium with 6 clay courts and a clubhouse.
- Budō Sport Karate Club (founded in 2001, 130 members, chairman: Ralf Gehringer).
- Sports hall in Unterlauchringen near the secondary school, home of the Lauchringen handball club and the gymnastics club.
- Community hall Unterlauchringen: The facility, built in 1968 as a “gymnastics and community hall”, was renovated and expanded in the mid-1990s and is “still in daily use today. […] Their construction was a milestone for Unterlauchringen and its associations. ”Before that, only the Albrecht Lichtspiele cinema was available in a community-owned hall.
- Multipurpose hall in Oberlauchringen.
Regular events
- The 17th forest festival “Forrest Funk” from May 31st to June 2nd in the Lauchringer Parkwald with music associations (Friday), on Saturday bands with Balkan rock, pop & rap, local punk rock and the German punk band Itchy as headliners . Family day on Sunday with an entertainment program (music clubs). "The head of the organization team is Heiko Probst, who launched the festival in 2003."
- Forest festival of the choir community.
- The Fourth Night of Cultures 2019 with 22 stands from almost as many countries, dance and theater performances and live music took place on July 12th. The intercultural street festival is organized by citizens of Lauchring who come from abroad. The country representatives are supported by the Lauchringen Trade and Industry Association.
- Lindenplatz festival with bike rally of the Narrenverein Oberlauchringen
- Concerts by the Musikverein Oberlauchringen and the Unterlauchringen wind orchestra
- Market day on Thursdays.
- Theater performances by the amateur theater group stage fright .
Personalities
Honorary citizen
- Ludwig Tröndle (born January 9, 1884 in Rotzel , † 1952 in Oberharmersbach ), pastor, authoritative for the building of the parish church Unterlauchringen
- Franz Xaver Manz (born May 15, 1884 in Oberlauchringen, † July 25, 1971), Mayor, Federal Cross of Merit
- Edwin Keßler (* 1877, † April 12, 1962), counselor
- Bertold Schmidt († February 12, 2016), from 1960 to 1971 mayor of the municipality of Oberlauchringen and then, until 2002, mayor of the entire municipality of Lauchringen
- Helmut Winkler (born October 2, 1900 in Flensburg , † January 1, 1983), entrepreneur
Personalities associated with the community
- Heinrich Honegger († 1866), textile manufacturer, his brother was Caspar Honegger
- Gustav Winkler († 1954), entrepreneur ( Greiff Mode ), owner of Lauffenmühle from 1935
- Franz Simmler, entrepreneur
- Leo König, entrepreneur, founder of the König Eloxal works
- Rita Schwarzelühr-Sutter (* 1962), politician, member of the SPD in the German Bundestag
- Felix Schreiner (* 1986), politician, member of the CDU in the German Bundestag
literature
- Brigitte Matt-Willmatt, Karl-Friedricht Hoggenmüller: Lauchringen - Chronicle of a community , publisher: Lauchringen community, Lauchringen 1985.
- Christian Wirth: Lauchringen on the Wutach . Rosgarten-Verlag / Südkurier GmbH, Konstanz 1991, ISBN 3-87685-130-0
- District Waldshut (Ed.): Heimat am Hochrhein, Volume 36: Yearbook of the District Waldshut 2011 . Isele, Eggingen 2010, ISBN 978-3-86142-506-9 .
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ State Statistical Office Baden-Württemberg - Population by nationality and gender on December 31, 2018 (CSV file) ( help on this ).
- ^ Federal Statistical Office (ed.): Historical municipality directory for the Federal Republic of Germany. Name, border and key number changes in municipalities, counties and administrative districts from May 27, 1970 to December 31, 1982 . W. Kohlhammer, Stuttgart / Mainz 1983, ISBN 3-17-003263-1 , p. 505 .
- ^ Brigitte Matt-Willmatt / Karl-Friedrich Hoggenmüller: Lauchringen. Chronicle of a community , publisher: Lauchringen community, Verlag K. Zimmermann, Konstanz 1986, pp. 27 and 72.
- ↑ B. Matt-Willmatt / K.-F. Hoggenmüller: Leek rings . Chronicle of a Congregation , 1986, p. 679.
- ↑ Michael Neubert: The worries of the town hall chief , Albbote, May 6, 2020.
- ↑ Rolf Sprenger: municipality acquires Lauffenmühle site , Albbote, May 22, 2020.
- ^ Michael Neubert: bypass in the Sprr , Albbote, May 8, 2010.
- ↑ Juliane Schlichter: Cinema on hold in: Südkurier, October 12, 2019.
- ↑ Susanne Schleinzer-Bilal: Topping-out ceremony in Riedpark attracts guests , in Südkurier, September 18, 2018.
- ↑ Susanne Schleinzer-Bilal: Trained helpers for everyday life , Südkurier, May 16, 2019-
- ↑ Susann Duygu-d'Souza: Kita becomes part of the generation project , Südkurier, July 12, 2019.
- ↑ Editor: CDU on excursion , in: Alb-Bote, October 10, 2018.
- ↑ Susanne Schleinzer-Bilal: Trained helpers for everyday life , Südkurier, May 16, 2019.
- ↑ Peter Rosa: Lauchringer plant 3000 plants , in Südkurier, October 23, 2018.
- ↑ Peter Rosa: With lawns to victory , Südkurier, April 17, 2019.
- ^ Result of the 2019 municipal council elections at the State Statistical Office
- ↑ Matt-Willmatt / Hoggenmüller: Lauchringen-Chronik , p. 237.
- ^ The state of Baden-Württemberg. Official description by district and municipality. Volume VI: Freiburg administrative region. Kohlhammer, Stuttgart 1982, ISBN 3-17-007174-2 . Pp. 1038-1039
- ↑ Ursula Freudig: Family friendliness as a guideline , Südkurier, January 26, 2019.
- ↑ Peter Rosa: 166 employees lose their jobs , Südkurier April 5, 2019.
- ↑ Habermann company website
- ↑ Company website Möbel Dick
- ↑ Dietmund Schwarz: You are on fire , Südkurier, May 27, 2019.
- ↑ Michael Neubert: 56 companies with a stand here , in: Südkurier, March 29 of 2019.
- ↑ Juliane Schlichter: Cycle path closes the gap , Südkurier, May 21, 2019.
- ↑ Peter Rosa: This is how demolition works in spite of monument protection , in: Südkurier, November 16, 2018.
- ↑ Susanne Schleinzer-Bilal: Signs against Exclusion , Südkurier, May 14, 2019.
- ↑ Peter Rosa: The church strike continues , Südkurier, May 20, 2019.
- ↑ Juliane Schlichter: Lauchringer church strike: Cardinal Marx accepts signatures , in: Südkurier, 25 September 2019.
- ↑ Karl-Friedrich Hoggenmüller: The community Lauchringen in: Heimat am Hochrhein , yearbook XXI (1996) of the district Waldshut (ed.), G. Braun Verlag, Karlsruhe 1995, p. 18. as well as in the chronicle the chapters on church history.
- ^ Article in the Südkurier
- ^ Alb-Bote: Living Peru-Partnership , April 16, 2019.
- ↑ Peter Rosa: A whole village of humanity , Hochrhein Anzeiger, May 3, 2017.
- ↑ Peter Rosa: The blue miracle of Lauchringen , Alb-Bote, February 18, 2019.
- ↑ Herbert Schnäbele: Guinness Institute confirms world record , Südkurier, June 28, 2019.
- ↑ Peter Rosa: Der Bienenflüsterer , Hochrhein Anzeiger, June 18, 2017.
- ↑ Peter Rosa: 4.5 million visitors since opening , Südkurier, July 14, 2018.
- ↑ Ursula Freudig: Milestone for clubs , Südkurier, November 7, 2018.
- ↑ Ursula Freudig: The park forest is shaking again , Südkurier, May 31, 2019.
- ↑ Melanie Mickley: One Evening Around the World , Südkurier, May 23, 2019.
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