The annual Combined Churches of Cobar Carols in the Park event never fails to draw a crowd and this year’s event on Sunday night was no different. There were lots of local families and visitors at Drummond Park singing along with the choir (pictured above). In addition to carols, there was also entertainment from St John’s and Cobar Public School students, a solo performance by Eva Halliger, songs from the Toomey Tunes ukulele groups, a performance by the Copper City Dance Centre dancers, the Rotary Club of Cobar cooked a barbecue and Santa also paid a visit.
The annual Combined Churches of Cobar Carols in the Park event never fails to draw a crowd and this year’s event on Sunday night was no different. There were lots of local families and visitors at Drummond Park singing along with the choir (pictured above). In addition to carols, there was also entertainment from St John’s and Cobar Public School students, a solo performance by Eva Halliger, songs from the Toomey Tunes ukulele groups, a performance by the Copper City Dance Centre dancers, the Rotary Club of Cobar cooked a barbecue and Santa also paid a visit.
The Cobar Aboriginal Lands Council (CALC) recently went into administration with Tim Gumbleton from Restructuring & Recovery RSM Australia appointed to help sort out their problems. Mr Gumbleton, who’s been working in the field doing administrations, examinations and investigations for the past 20 years, spoke with The Cobar Weekly to […]
The Cobar Roosters Under 18s team proved they have plenty of talent when they were able to match Narromine early in their Castlereagh Youth League game on Saturday at Tom Knight Memorial Oval. The scores were locked at 12-all just before the half time break, however with just 13 players […]
