Due to the spreading of COVID-19 the Canowindra Tennis Club Committee has made the decision to cancel the remaining Wednesday and Thursday competition for this term. We look forward to seeing you all … [Read more...]
Visitors And Volunteers In Hospitals
The Western NSW Local Health District has announced changes to visitor and volunteer traffic in all its hospitals and inpatient facilities as part of its COVID-19 response. From last week, visitors … [Read more...]
Golf
On Sunday 22nd March golfers played an extreme pin day. The winner of the day was new President Paul McKenzie with 97 nett 72. Runner up was Adam Rogers with 93 nett 73. Thanks must go to Dave Carman … [Read more...]
Time To Plant Spring Bulbs
Want some lovely colour in your garden from spring flowering bulbs? The next month is the time to source and plant those bulbs. Daffodils, jonquils, Dutch iris, hyacinth, ranunculus and tulips are the … [Read more...]
Council Assistance Sought For Master Plan
Four members of the Canowindra Business Chamber and Progress Association (CBCPA) met with Cabonne Council Mayor Kevin Beatty and General Manager Bradley Byrnes last Wednesday 11th March in Canowindra. … [Read more...]
Men’s Bowls
Sixteen players competed in Mixed Mufti Bowls last Friday night with the winners being Crock Watt and Joyce Middleton and the runners up being Tot Fisher and Liz Thornberry. Last Saturday three … [Read more...]
Montrose House
Hello readers, Welcome to this month’s column! Not much happening at Montrose at the moment, apart from lots of guests and a couple of dinner parties recently. Have had two weeks away one in … [Read more...]
Canowindra Swim Club
Week 3 of the Championships on Friday 13th March 2020. Below is a list of the swimmers and the records that were broken, in brackets is the previous record holder. • Haylee Stanbury (8yrs): 100m … [Read more...]
Golf
On Saturday 14th March golfers played a 2 person Ambrose sponsored by B&W Welding. Winners were Doug Flannery and Robbie Lawrence with a Nett 63.25. Runners up were Jamie Grant and Charles … [Read more...]
COVID-19 Impacting The Central West
Late last week, the Federal Government announced that non-essential gatherings of more than 500 people should not occur in an effort to limit the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19), with a ban … [Read more...]