Is the Legend of the Galactic Heroes InfoCenter (logh.net) Still Being Updated?

No — as of the site's own last-updated stamp, logh.net has not been refreshed since April 24, 2021. The homepage still carries a news note saying a "major overhaul" was planned for "sometime in 2021 ~ 2022," but no later update appears on the page. Treat the InfoCenter as a useful but frozen reference: its lists of novels, media, publishers, and stores are a snapshot from that date, and anything time-sensitive (stock, streaming rights, pricing) should be verified elsewhere.

What the page itself shows

The site's "Real Time Status" block and footer both point to the same cutoff:

So the overhaul was announced, not confirmed as completed. There is no dated post-2021 changelog on the page to show follow-through.

What is still reliable on the site

The core catalog content is stable enough to use as a starting point, because it describes works rather than live availability:

• Novels — the complete 10-volume series has an English translation, in paperback and Kindle eBook formats.
• Anime — the original series is listed as streaming on HiDive with English subtitles, and on BluRay in a limited edition from Sentai Filmworks with English subtitles.
• Remake — The New Thesis is listed as streaming on Funimation, dubbed in English, for Seasons 1–2.
• Fan sites and publishers — Gineipaedia; publishers Sentai Filmworks, Haikasoru, and Tokuma Shouten (Japanese).
• Stores — Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Audible (novels 1–3 only), Crunchyroll, Downpour (novels 1–3 only), Funimation, HiDive, Sentai Filmworks.
• Legacy content — Ming's LoGH Page and the classic InfoCenter.

Where the snapshot is likely to mislead

Anything that changes with licensing or inventory should be re-checked before you act on it:

1. "Low stock" on the BluRay — that note is from 2021; availability today is unknown from this page.
2. Streaming homes — Funimation's catalog was folded into Crunchyroll after this page was written, so the Funimation entries for The New Thesis may no longer be the place to watch. Confirm current availability on the service itself.
3. Store links — retailer pages and formats (especially Audible/Downpour coverage limited to novels 1–3) may have expanded or changed.
4. Prices — the page lists no pricing at all, so don't infer cost or free access from it.

How to use the site well

Use logh.net as a map, not a status board: take its titles, publisher names, and store list as leads, then confirm the live details — region, subtitle/dub track, stock, and price — on the linked service or retailer. For current release and licensing news, a general search or the publishers' own pages will be more current than a 2021 snapshot.