Carnival hustle and bustle in Petersberg: New prince team inspires everyone!

On January 5, 2025, a new carnival banner at the Jakob car dealership was unveiled in Petersberg. This solemn event took place at the Langenbrückenstraße/Neuenberger Straße intersection and was the result of a common idea that arose during the Christmas market in Petersberg. Peter and Benny Jakob, the owners of the car dealership, and Sandra Freund, the chairwoman of the Carnevalverein Petersberg (CVP), were significantly involved in the design of the banner.

Peter Jakob, the grandfather's grandpa, expressed the desire to support the CVP with this banner and to promote the association. Despite the heavy rain, the mood among the numerous carnivalists was positive, and the joy of the poster was noticeable among the active people of the association and the prince teams. After the unveiling, the celebration in the business premises of the car dealership continued with pizza and drinks, which underlined the importance of the event for the community.

enthronement of the new prince team

The new prince team of the Carnevalverein Petersberg was solemnly enthroned on Saturday evening. Prince Ralf (Ralf Bott) of the 72nd by Ball & Microphone and Princess Ann-Kristin (Ann-Kristin Leipold) were introduced to the public. Their adjutants are Andreas Leipold and Matthias Ruppel, while the court ladies are called Tabitha Brehl and Jennifer Ruhs.

The old prince team, consisting of Prince Pascal, Princess Felice and the adjutant Manfred and Marc-André, thanked the Carnevalverein Petersberg for a successful campaign. Prince Ralf Bott received the BDK Order of Earnity in silver, and Ann-Kristin Leipold was awarded the KVK women's brooch in silver. As part of the event, the Children's Prince Ben of the 43rd (Ben Pausinger) and the children's princess Tia Jakob were also presented.

The first dance guard, the "Green Diamonds", as well as the youngsters "Blue Babes" delighted the audience with their appearances. Insignia of the reign was presented by 1st chairman Sandra Freund. The battle cry "Es go!" was proclaimed for the first time in this campaign. Mayor Claudia Brandes and the first deputy Hartwig Blum brought her congratulations. The festive event ended with a celebration that was accompanied by the band "La Musica".