Despite the cold and rainy weather on Saturday, there was still a great turn out of 38 bikes and cars for this year’s Lighthorse Charge to Hermidale. The event, which kicked off last year, has now become a popular annual fundraiser for the RSL Cobar Sub Branch. Pictured above is RSL Sub Branch president Ben Hewlett with the group of motorbikers and drivers on Saturday morning before they headed to Hermidale for lunch. Hewlett expected the wet weather would have turned many away however he said he was pleasantly surprised with the turn out on Saturday which helped to raise $3,000. The proceeds will go towards the construction of a war memorial in Drummond Park to honour all locals who have served their country.
Approximately 40 cars and bikes joined the 5th annual Lighthorse Charity Run to Hermidale on Saturday to help raise around $600 for the RSL Sub Branch Cobar’s World War I monument in Drummond Park. This year’s run included an overnight stop at Canbelego on the way home and a visit […]
This year’s Australia Day Citizen of the Year, John de Bruin and Young Citizen of the Year, Annie Mugugia were presented with their awards by Australia Day ambassador Andrew Heslop at an […]