- Citizens have their say - Another great response to residents' meeting
- Christmas fever at the town hall
- Chemnitz presents Akron with a large pyramid - Chriskindl Market once again the highlight - more than 70,000 visitors expected at Holidayfest
- Partnership for Chemnitz - co-operation agreement between the city and Chemnitz Alma Mater.
- Voluntary work honoured
- Meeting of the social committee - public - on 29 November 2007
- Meeting of the Röhrsdorf local council - public - on 28 November 2007
- Meeting of the Youth Welfare Committee -public- on 27.11.2007
- Announcement of the Herrenhaide Nature Conservation Centre Special Purpose Association
- Changed waste disposal dates after the Day of Prayer and Repentance
- Lecture clarifies: Hornets - endangered, but not dangerous
- Announcement by the special authority
- Vocational school centre with a unique focus in Saxony
- Citizen-friendly decision on road expansion statutes
- New paths and green spaces
- Christmas tree fresh from the forest
- Statutes on public wastewater disposal in the city of Chemnitz (drainage statutes)
- General conditions for mobile wastewater disposal in the city of Chemnitz
- General conditions for the utilisation of the public wastewater facilities of the City of Chemnitz
- General conditions for the disposal of wastewater in the area of the City of Chemnitz
- What it says on the label must be what it contains - new regulations on nutritional and health claims for foodstuffs
- Public announcement: Decision to draw up the 1st amendment to the development plan no. 93/26 "Multifunctional centre Thomas-Mann-Platz
- Cancellation of resolutions
- Announcement of surveying work - road closure survey - motorway feeder road Kalkstraße - in the district of Rottluff
- Beyond the ivory tower - science and the public in dialogue - new series at Tietz
- Chemnitz-West motorway slip road under construction
- Photographic art from South Africa - new exhibition on show at the Chemnitz Art Collections until February
- Children's festival today
- Making all-day programmes better