In a recently published American study, it was found that 64% of school students reported increased anxiety about the pandemic. Given we’re now in the midst of a Delta Variant pandemic, anxiety may … [Read more...]
Baroquefest Passes Sold Out
Canowindra Fine Music, the organising body for Baroquefest is delighted that the 2021 Canowindra based festival of baroque music, set for 17 to 19 September, has virtually sold out … [Read more...]
June And Ron Keep Bingo Going
Bingo at the Canowindra Bowling Club is on today from 11:30am, thanks to volunteers June and Ron Brooks. They took over the running of the competition after Colleen Traves and Gail Davis were … [Read more...]
Call For Zac Lees Fundraising Bowls Day
The semi final of the major triples was played last Saturday, with Peter Taylor, Dool Beath and Roger Traves against Westy Wyburn, Tony Tuimauga and Teddy Lawrence. After 17 ends Roger's team had a … [Read more...]
Three Ways You Can Help Save Daffodil Day
Dear Editor, Every August, communities around Australia love coming together to spread hope and support the Daffodil Day Appeal. Now in its 35th year, the Daffodil Day Appeal is Cancer Council’s … [Read more...]
Our Gal – Beth Gordon
How long have you lived in or around Canowindra? Seven years. We moved to Canowindra in 2014 to relocate our nursery for better soil and water supply. What do you like about living here? I love the … [Read more...]
Create An Everlasting Memorial
Jason Hanley Memorials specialise in monumental masonry with more than 30 years of experience. We can create, design and install your memorial from start to finish. There are unlimited options of … [Read more...]
150 Years Strong At Cargo Public School
Cargo Public School is celebrating 150 years of public education at the small school later this month. There will be games, activities, a cake stall, blacksmithing and a walk down the school's … [Read more...]
HSC Trial Exams Coming Up
Trial Higher Schools’ Certificate (HSC) commences throughout the state next week, amid government pressure regarding allowances for students. The NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) has … [Read more...]
Food Basket There For Those Struggling
Canowindra Food Basket is appealing to those who are struggling to utilise their services, especially during August, traditionally the worst winter month. Coordinator Lyn Rasmussen reminds … [Read more...]