The largest ski jump structure in the world is located, not in Bavaria, not in Switzerland, not even Scandinavia. It's Ironwood's Copper Peak in the Upper Peninsula. At 469 feet, ski jumpers soar through the air at 65 miles per hour. Copper Peak was built in 1970. The last ski flying competition happened there in 1994. But, plans are afoot to renovate the ski jump for a September 2017 contest. "The World Cup circuit has never fully had a full meet on Copper Read more [...]

A brief look back at the unlikely career of His Royal Majesty Prince Leopold of Bavaria in the volatile world of car racing. During his career, he has won more than 120 races. Prince Leopold started his career with rallying and in 1969 moved to touring car racing winning the North American Championships with Porsche in 1972. In 1984 he also took part in the legendary sports car endurance race 24 Hours of Le Mans together with Walter Brun and Bob Akin, finishing fourth. In 1986, Read more [...]

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OTTAWA -- Norbert Klear, 81, of Ottawa, died 9:30 a.m. Friday, December 11, 2015, at The Meadow of Ottawa. He was born October 29, 1934, in New Bavaria to the late Martin and Helen (Warniment) Klear. On November 19, 1966, he married Mary Ann Diehl, who survives in Ottawa. Norbert is also survived by two children, Bobbi (Doug) Holtzapple of Spencerville and Michael (Jennifer) Klear of Harrod; five grandchildren, Ashley Holtzapple, Marshall Klear, Cooper Klear, Riley Newland and Kate Newland; two Read more [...]

Picture: Focus Information Agency Sofia. Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov met with Prime Minister of the Free State of Bavaria Horst Seehofer, who arrived on an official visit to Bulgaria on Friday. The two prime minister will hold a private talk at the Council of Ministers’ office. After the talks between the two prime ministers the Bulgarian and Bavarian government delegations held a plenary meeting. On behalf of Bulgaria the talks were attended by Deputy Read more [...]

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A NEW Bavarian-style Bierkeller opens in Oldham this weekend to bring festive oompah to the town’s nightlife. A £250,000 refurbishment of the Tokyo Project nightclub on Roscoe Street has created Oldham’s first German Bierkeller on the ground floor. The venture will create 40 new jobs and aims to bring some much-needed fun for the over-30s back into the town centre. Doors open to the public tomorrow, following tonight’s VIP preview event. The new venue is an authentic Bavarian beer hall, Read more [...]

In a place synonymous with death, life has taken an unexpected turn.The radiating crisis of the Middle East has reached Bavaria in the form of refugees, welcomed to Germany by Chancellor Angela Merkel. Officials in the Dachau region were told to prepare for 1,200. There are now about 1,600; there will probably be 2,000 by year-end.By way of comparison, our entire country took in about 1,800 Syrian refugees in the past two years.Dachau’s district President Stefan Lowl, a young, intense, spreadsheet-wielding Read more [...]

Picture: Focus Information Agency Sofia. “We hope that more investors from Bavaria and Germany will come to Bulgaria,” Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov said after meeting with Prime Minister of the Free State of Bavaria Horst Seehofer, FOCUS News Agency journalist reported. “I hope that Mr Seehofer’s words said in Bulgaria will reach more Bavarian, German companies so as the engine of Germany, your industry, to bring as much investments as possible Read more [...]

Picture: Focus Information Agency Sofia. “Bulgaria has a very successful and content prime minister,” said Prime Minister of the Free State of Bavaria Horst Seehofer after meeting with his Bulgarian counterpart Boyko Borisov during an official working visit to Bulgaria, FOCUS News Agency reporter said. “Bulgaria and Bavaria are friendly states. We exchanged opinions on all current issues. I also greeted the Bulgarian Prime Minister on the development of Bulgaria Read more [...]