Nixen Osborne instructing Harlow Chaplain and Declan Sharpe at last week’s Totem Skateboarding school which was provided by the Cobar Shire Youth Council as a free activity during the school holidays. The focus of the beginners session was learning to get your balance while kids at the intermediate sessions learnt some new tricks and worked on developing a wide range of skateboarding skills. The Totem instructors also put on a demonstration which was well received. All of the safety gear, helmets and skateboards for the workshops were provided by Totem.
Nixen Osborne instructing Harlow Chaplain and Declan Sharpe at last week’s Totem Skateboarding school which was provided by the Cobar Shire Youth Council as a free activity during the school holidays. The focus of the beginners session was learning to get your balance while kids at the intermediate sessions learnt some new tricks and worked on developing a wide range of skateboarding skills. The Totem instructors also put on a demonstration which was well received. All of the safety gear, helmets and skateboards for the workshops were provided by Totem.
Cobar Shire Council’s Tourism Manager Demi Smith reports visitors numbers to Cobar in October were down on previous months. In her report to last week’s Tourism Advisory Committee meeting, Demi said October’s visitor statistics were almost half of the numbers recorded in September. The total number of visitors to Cobar […]
A very excited young jockey was Hollie Hull when she rode her career first winning double, on Sunday, at Cobar’s Pop Up Races event. Hollie is apprenticed to trainer Clint Lundholm and both her winners, Sin City Belle and Mega Celebration, are from the Lundholm stable at Dubbo. Sin City […]
Parents, grandparents, carers and community members were invited into St John’s School classrooms on Friday as part of Catholic Schools Week celebrations. Pictured are Simonne Mackay, Saxon Walsh, Bianca Walsh, Leanne Mackay and Grace Mackay.
