Rhine on flames: an unforgettable spectacle on the doorstep

In the upcoming edition of the local time from Bonn, the audience awaits an exciting and diverse program. Among other things, the "Rhine in Flames" event is discussed, which not only offers an impressive light show, but also attracts many visitors. The reporting will capture the impressions and beauties of this festival.

Another important point on the agenda is the current status of a tuberculosis infestation at a high school in Bonn. Those responsible will provide information about the measures taken and the prevention to ensure the health of the students and to appease possible fears.

The show will also illuminate the eventful life of Else Waldmann, who not only remembered as an artist, but also as an important figure in her community. Her life and the challenges she had to master are shown in detail.

A current topic is also the drought and its effects on the wildlife. The squirrels are particularly affected, whose offspring runs danger due to the dryness. A studio discussion with Lea Schmitz from the German Tierschutzbund e.V. will offer interesting insights into the situation of animals and possible solutions.

The program is rounded off by looking back on historical events, such as the inauguration of the new city theater, today known as Opera Bonn, 60 years ago. Children reporters will raise important questions about the spring feelings and bring in the perspective of the younger generation. Of course, a weather forecast was not missing to get the audience in the mood for the upcoming weather.