Improvements are being carried out on Gaskill Street in an attempt to alleviate storm water problems which were experienced after three unusually heavy rain events during the past six months. The … [Read more...]
Earlyrisers Get The Best Bread
It all started with a bag of flour in 1918, when the Stevenson’s started up a small bakery in Tooraweenah just outside of Gilgandra. 98 years later and the family, now the fourth generation of bakers, … [Read more...]
St Raphael’s Belong
St Raphael’s are celebrating the theme ‘I Belong, You Belong, We Belong’ this Catholic School’s Week which is fitting for a school that has been welcomed and supported within the community over … [Read more...]
Hay There!
Blayney Bike Month will soon be upon us and as the weeks go by decorated bales of hay and art sculptures will begin to pop up along the NAB B2B cycling route in preparation to welcome riders from near … [Read more...]
Hello Readers, welcome to this month’s column from Montrose House. Our first Queen’s Club luncheon for the year was held on 25th February with 15 ladies all dressed very elegantly enjoying a … [Read more...]
Snippets…
Name Change For New Queens Club - Tommy Jeff’s hosted his first ‘Queen’s Club Luncheon’ at Montrose House on Thursday. Tommy said the event, which was originally called the First Wives Club, had a … [Read more...]
John Says ‘Thanks Calare!’
Member for Calare John Cobb has paid tribute to the people of the Central West after announcing his retirement from politics last Saturday. Mr Cobb, aged 66, was first elected into the federal … [Read more...]
Master Plans For Historical Museum
On Tuesday members of the Canowindra Historical Society attended their annual general meeting and then settled down to watch a presentation on the ‘Museum Masterplan’ by Dylan Gower. Over the years … [Read more...]
Letter to the Editor
Dear editor, Thanks so much for sticking your neck out and entering the topic of vaccination. As you probably know, I am in favour of choice when it comes to vaccination and wish to present some much … [Read more...]
A Celebration of Tonga
Grass skirts are being dusted off, shop windows are being decorated, school children are preparing their floats and excitement is building as we countdown to the 2016 Cowra Festival of International … [Read more...]