Griesheim News Today

There was a time people operated elevators across the country, instead of passengers just pressing buttons as they do today.

A young mongrel dog romps and sniffs at emergency vehicles and shelves in a fire station. It looks as if the agile and almost uncontrollable four-legged friend just wants to play. But the dog, named Gooods Kulava Kutiva, is in the middle of an apprenticeship. According to dog trainer Perdita Lübbe-Scheuermann, the dog's name means "curiosity" and that will be her job in future. With her fine nose, she is being trained as a rhino horn sniffer dog and is set to spoil the busine...

Friedrich Froebel, German educator who was founder of the kindergarten and one of the most influential educational reformers of the 19th century. Froebel was the fifth child in a clergyman’s family. His mother died when he was only nine months old, and he was neglected as a child until an uncle

The deluge on the Frankfurt airport runway meant some people were unable to disembark from planes that had already landed.

A deluge on the runway meant some people were unable to disembark from planes that had already landed. Some 70 flights were cancelled in total, as central Germany saw heavy rains and lightning strikes aplenty.

A deluge on the runway meant some people were unable to disembark from planes that had already landed. Some 70 flights were cancelled in total, as central Germany saw heavy rains and lightning strikes aplenty

Königstein (gs) – Shortly before Christmas, a turning point in traffic technology was initiated in the Rhine-Main area – representative for the whole of Germany.

Turn-key solution for real-time, bi-directional device connectivity now available across Europe DUBLIN, Nov. 8, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Today EchoStar Mobile Limited, an agile, innovative

Griesheim, Germany, Feb. 12, 1960: Stars and Stripes photographers Gus Schuettler (left) and Gene Bane (right) make funny faces before fellow Stripes’ photographer Ted Rohde.

Griesheim, Germany, June 30, 1955: Visiting the paper’s then headquarters in Griesheim, Germany, former Stars and Stripes cartoonist Dick Wingert sketched his favorite character for Jack Gregory of the Stars and Stripes art department.