Last Thursday evening, Gaskill Street was buzzing with shoppers full of the Christmas spirit, making the Canowindra Business and Progress Association (CBPA) VIP Christmas Shopping Night a resounding … [Read more...]
Letters
Dear Editor, It is important for the community and residents of Canowindra to know about the situation with the cats around the area. Some Canowindra locals are saying they are caring for lost … [Read more...]
A Farmer’s Ray of Hope
Local Farmers around the district have been impacted by heavy rain and flooding, which is expected to greatly affect the harvest for this year. But as for the Canowindra community, local farmer, … [Read more...]
Home Testing Returning Students To School Quicker
In a boost for students, families, and staff, the NSW State Government has expedited and extended COVID testing for school students in a bid to minimize disruption to education heading into 2022. The … [Read more...]
Canowindra’s Elf On The Shelf Scavenger Hunt
The Canowindra Business and Progress Association Christmas Shopping Promotion kicked off this week, and with only five weeks until Christmas, the time for shopping is now. Canowindra residents are … [Read more...]
“If It’s Flooded, Forget It”
Over the weekend, The Belubula River peaked twice. The first on Saturday the 13th around 5:30 am peaking at 4.13m and the second on Sunday the 14th around 10:00am peaking at 3.97m. Due to the … [Read more...]
Hop To It – FrogID Week Is Calling
Our Australian frogs need your help. More than 240 frog species are under threat from climate change, bushfires, floods, habitat loss and disease. You can help save them by taking part in the fourth … [Read more...]
2021Art Mentoring Program
The Art Mentoring program has been running for 5 years and this year has been indeed one of the most challenging. Sponsored by the Sally Foundation and supported by Canowindra Art Gallery, Art … [Read more...]
A Special Remembrance Day
On the 11th of November, on an overcast day in Canowindra, the schools and locals alike had gathered at the Canowindra Memorial Park to show their respects and remember those who had served our … [Read more...]
Lopping Their Locks For Cancer
Young Leahlie and her uncle, Trever, will be “lopping their locks” to raise funds for Cancer Council. Leahlie, a twelve-year-old, lively girl has been growing her “luscious locks” for three and a … [Read more...]