Khan’s SUPA IGA Marshall Street store manager Matt Carey presenting donations from the supermarket’s Community Chest program to representatives of two community groups on Monday, Cobar Junior Rugby League (represented by Abby Fairfull, received $500) and the Copper City Men’s Shed (represented by Tony Punzet and Gordon Hill who collected $300). Khan’s also handed out a further $250 each to Cobar Public School and COOSH (Cobar Out Of School Hours care) last week.
The Cobar Roosters Junior Rugby League teams travelled to Nyngan on Saturday with their Mini players joining the Under 9s to Under 16s sides to contest Round 12 of the Dubbo and District Junior Rugby League competition. The Roosters Under 16s won their match with Nyngan 30-20 with the Coaches […]
A local Aboriginal corporation has recent-ly been appointed as the Crown Land Man-ager of a government-owned property in Barton Street. The Department of Planning and Environ-ment – Crown Lands has appointed the Ngem-ba, Ngiyampaa, Wangaaypuwan, Wayilwan Aboriginal Corporation (NNWW Aboriginal Corporation) to manage and use reserve land and buildings at […]
Local families and carers who have concerns about their child’s development or behaviour were able to find out information on support and pathways open to them at two information sessions in Cobar last week. The Early Childhood Approach (ECA) sessions were presented by MacKillop Rural Early Childhood Intervention coordinators Dominique […]
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