A group of local women with a range of creative abilities took part in the Cobar Library’s Adult Craft session on Saturday to hand decorate travel mugs. Participants were given free reign to create a design of their choice using brush strokes and dots. Among the artwork created were flowers, letters (which made their mugs even more personalised), mandalas and native birds. While a few of the participants already had extensive experience painting on flat surfaces, they commented that working on the mug’s curved surface was definitely more of a challenge.
A group of local women with a range of creative abilities took part in the Cobar Library’s Adult Craft session on Saturday to hand decorate travel mugs. Participants were given free reign to create a design of their choice using brush strokes and dots. Among the artwork created were flowers, letters (which made their mugs even more personalised), mandalas and native birds. While a few of the participants already had extensive experience painting on flat surfaces, they commented that working on the mug’s curved surface was definitely more of a challenge.
A medical “cavalry” is on its way to Cobar to help with a COVID outbreak at the Lilli-ane Brady Village aged care facility. The nursing home, owned and managed by Cobar Shire Council, went into lockdown last week after a number of residents and staff test-ed positive to COVID. As […]
CSA Mine marked 20 years of service for 11 of its employees last week with a celebration dinner at the Cobar Bowling & Golf Club. Wednesday November 16 was the chosen date to celebrate with seven members of the team having all started their working careers at the mine on […]
The Cobar Camels’ Tony Jacklin (with the ball) put in a high work rate in his team’s preseason game against the combined Bourke/Brewarrina team at Ailsa Fitzsimmons Memorial Oval on Saturday. The visitors had a 17-0 lead going into the final third and that was the way the score stayed […]
