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Lower Franconia’s Sporting Roots: New Exhibition Explores Lohr’s History

The district administrator identified herself as a person who does not like sports, but she has a lot to do with sports in her official role. The district administration has a sports and culture department and recently the district organized another big sports event. Sports activities are especially encouraged children and youth. The local clubs are doing a very good job here and this is then passed on to the schools, he said Sabine Sitter.

Sports are “very important in all aspects” to many people, whether as active participants or fans. It’s about equality, Equality of opportunity and fair play; Sport creates a community and overcomes the limits of right, said the administrator of the area with a view to Sports for the disabled and inclusive offers shown in the presentation. But dark aspects such as doping and homophobia are also brought up.

Described as “a matter of great importance” and a way of life Thomas Schiebel the sport It conveys traditional values ​​such as discipline, fairness and friendship. This gives social relevance to the topic. When looking at professional and elite sports, Schiebel took a skeptical view; “Role models are being identified,” should be somewhat cautious. » I recommend the wide range of honest, down-to-earth sports available here Lohr“, said the vice-president of the district council.

Mayor Lohr Mario Paul he said the sports show was somewhat different than what people were used to at the Spessart Museum. He was surprised, but it was replaced by enthusiasm about the subject. Sport is a magnifying glass for society and it is interesting to look at the Spessart from this perspective. With this exhibition, the museum has positioned itself as modern and new.

Christa Schleicher, research assistant at the Spessart Museum, discussed the special section of the exhibition about the beginnings of sport Lohr a, starting with the knights’ competitions in which the lords of the town, the Counts of Rieneck, took part. There are reports of shooting sports in the town from the 16th century and the Main used as a swimming pool. The athletic club, today’s TSV, was founded in 1846. The construction of the old gymnasium in 1892 was another milestone for Lohr sports. With the RV Victoria Wombach Cycling in Lohr also has a long tradition. Both clubs added to the show with loans. Pieces from private individuals also add to the lively and diverse sports show.

A look back: A new show

The sports exhibition was created in collaboration between the Region of Lower Franconia, the Museum für Franconia and the Aschach Castle Museums. In the Spessart Museum, the special section “Sport in Lohr – the beginnings” complements the exhibition with themes dating back to around 1950. Opening hours of the Spessart Museum in Lohr Castle: Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 4pm; Sundays and public holidays from 10am to 5pm. Closed on December 24th, open on December 31st from 10am to 1pm. The sports show will be shown in Lohr until September 14, 2025. (eiei)

2024-11-29 16:51:00
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## “More Than Just ⁣a game: How Sports Build Community adn Possibility”

**World-Today-News ⁤Exclusive Interview with sabine Sitter,District‌ Administrator**

**World-Today-News:** Ms. sitter, thank you for joining us today.Despite describing yourself as not being a sports enthusiast, you’re actively involved‌ in promoting sports ‌within your district.Can you tell us⁢ why you beleive sports are⁤ so vital?

**Sabine Sitter:** While I may not be a hardcore sports fan ‍myself, I understand‌ the profound impact ⁣sports have on‍ individuals and our community‌ as a whole.

**World-Today-News:** You recently mentioned the significance of sports for ​children and ‌youth. Could you elaborate on why​ you ⁢feel it’s particularly crucial for⁢ this demographic?

**Sabine Sitter:** For young people, sports offer invaluable lessons that transcend the playing field.‍ Team sports, in particular, teach cooperation, ‍interaction, and leadership skills,‍ while​ individual sports cultivate discipline,⁣ perseverance, and a‌ strong work ethic. These are all essential qualities that ⁢will ‌serve them well throughout their lives.

**world-Today-News:** ⁢ You’ve highlighted the importance of local clubs in fostering a love for sports‌ among young people. how does the district management support these clubs?

**Sabine Sitter:** We recognise the vital role local clubs play and actively support them through various ‌initiatives. This ‌includes providing them with access to⁣ facilities, funding for equipment, and helping them organize​ events. We also work closely with schools to ‌ensure that sports programmes are integrated into the curriculum, creating a seamless transition between school and club activities.

**World-Today-news:** Your statement about sports promoting equality and overcoming limitations resonated with us. Could you expand⁣ on⁢ this idea?

**Sabine Sitter:** Sports have a unique ability to bring people together regardless of their‌ background, abilities, or social status. It provides a ⁤platform for everyone to participate,compete,and celebrate their achievements.Initiatives like adaptive ‍sports demonstrate the power of inclusivity and empower⁢ individuals with disabilities to experience the joy and benefits of sport, proving that limitations are often ‍mental rather than physical.

**World-Today-News:** what message would you like to​ convey to our readers about the larger role of sports in building a stronger community?

**Sabine Sitter:** ‌ Sport is more than‍ just‌ a game. It’s a powerful tool for ​building bridges, fostering understanding, and creating​ a sense of belonging.Investing in​ sports is an investment ⁤in our future, promoting healthy lifestyles, social cohesion, and a more equitable society for all.

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