Lilliane Brady Village (LBV) staff members and residents’ family members got in and helped where they could at the LBV annual fete on Saturday morning. They cooked and made craft items to sell, helped to run the stalls, sold tickets in raffles and the chocolate wheel and painted faces. LBV staff member (and artist) Sue Singleton was kept very busy painting young faces including a princess face for six year old Ava Carter.
A series of heritage signs are being installed in the CBD this week which pay homage to past businesses and business people who have helped shape our town. The collaborative project between Cobar Business Association and Cobar Shire Council, under the Community Building Partnership Program, will see an initial six […]
Cobar Mobile Children’s Services has received $68,620 to continue their work helping isolated children experience the best possible start to their education. The grant has been awarded by the Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal (FRRR) under its Tackling Tough Times Together initiative. Member for Parkes Mark Coulton visited Cobar […]
The Cobar community has unanimously agreed that having a new multipurpose health service co-located with the Lilliane Brady Village (LBV) would be in Cobar’s best interest. Western NSW Local Health District (LHD) chief executive Scott McLachlan and his staff, along with Health Infrastructure staff presented two different Multipurpose Service (MPS) […]
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