Future of the Lucas-Cranach campus: a call to participate in Kronach!

Future of the Lucas-Cranach campus: a call to participate in Kronach!

The annual general meeting of the Küpser Junge Union offered a platform for interesting developments that affect the local community. In an atmosphere of engagement and the common visions, Hans Rebhan, board member of the LCC Foundation, pointed out how important the Lucas-Cranach campus was for the future of the Kronach region. "The development of the university offer is the key to the successful future of our beautiful home region," he emphasized, encouraging those present to actively work for this initiative. Rebhan outlined the diverse offer of the campus and gave an outlook on future opportunities.

The new elections of the local association were harmonious. Theresa Treusch was unanimously confirmed as chair. In her report, she emphasized that numerous events have been realized in the past two years, including the traditional St. John's fire and the popular Santa Claus and Christmas tree collection campaigns. These activities are of great importance not only for youth work, but also for the entire market town of Küps. Marius Bittner, the district chairman, paid tribute to the efforts of the volunteer members: "The diversity of the events is unique in the Kronach district and deserves great recognition," he added.

important honors and awards

The meeting was also shaped by honors: Lena Rebhan and Luisa Grampp were honored for their long -standing memberships in the Junge Union. It is remarkable how the members have grown together over the years and are committed to the community. In addition to Treusch, Luisa Grampp and Marius Bittner were also re -elected on the board as deputy chair, while Elias Kreul continued to accompany the position of treasurer. Newly elected secretary are Lena Rebhan and Nadja Wachter.

Among the invited guests were numerous guests of honor, including the first mayor Bernd Rebhan, CSU parliamentary group spokeswoman Ursula Eberle Berlips, and market councilor Steffi Treusch. The Vice President of the IHK and District Councilor Hans Rebhan was also present. The large number of guests of honor and members underlines the importance of the event and the appreciation that the volunteers and committed people in the Junge Union are shown.

The future of the Lucas Cranach campus and the continuous support of the regional projects are now the focus of the interest of the participants. The clear message of the event is the community of values and the commitment that enable the Junge Union to continue to be a fixture in the local political landscape.

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