What happens if someone sees you? Kids see me all the time! I’ve even had a few boys and girls in Canowindra catch me as I was delivering their presents. Some- times kids can’t believe it so they … [Read more...]
Always Home
The world has endured chaos, Lives shattered, homes destroyed. The year 2020 leaves its mark, Of division and hope deferred. Within our own community, Loss seeped into people’s … [Read more...]
Proposed Bus Service From Canowindra To Cowra
Exciting news for Canowindra! Cowra Bus Service is proposing to introduce a return passenger service from Canowindra to Cowra. This service would provide transport for residents to access services … [Read more...]
Canowindra Local Wins Big At upstART Exhibition
Canowindra High School student Belle Wallace was awarded winner in the Year 12 category for her sculptural work "Induced Wrongs" in the annual youth art exhibition upstART at the Cowra Regional Art … [Read more...]
Lights, Camera, Canowindra!
Though the day was predicted to be a typical Canowindra scorcher, the morning was clear and temperate as the Better Homes and Gardens television crew arrived in Gaskill Street last week. There to … [Read more...]
Local School Captain Speaks To Parliament
Last Thursday 3rd December, Andrew Gee the Federal Member for Calare took to Parliament to represent his constituents with a speech written by Canowindra High School Captain Claire Wright.For the past … [Read more...]
From The Editor
Dear readers, The end of year is fast approaching and with it so to my whirlwind introduction to this town. It has been fantastic to meet and talk to so many of you in the last few weeks and I look … [Read more...]
Way Back When
Photos found on the Facebook page 'Canowindraites Who Live Here and Away'. Used with thanks to Alan Mulligan and Julie-Anne Bourke. … [Read more...]
Dubbo Fun-Raisers Descend On Montrose
The ladies from the Red Hat Society Dubbo made their way to Montrose House last week in celebration of their 16th birthday as a group. When asked what their group is for the ladies were quick to say, … [Read more...]
Holly Jolly Christmas Shopping
Despite temperatures rising to a sticky 40 degrees Celsius, along with local farmers busy with harvest and the ongoing COVID restrictions, shoppers came out in support of the local community last … [Read more...]