Stage 2 of Cobar’s War Memorial in Drummond Park was unveiled on Saturday afternoon as part of this year’s Running On Empty Festival celebrations. The festival has helped to fund the next stage which lists the names of locals who have served in Modern Conflicts. Pictured are festival organiser John de Bruin with Modern Conflicts veterans Mark Cohen and Rob Josephson, RSL Sub Branch president Gordon Hill and project researcher Kay Stingemore.
Untouchables had one of their best games of the Fast5 Netball season last Tuesday night with their winning performance earning them a Pool A grand final berth. The Untouchables team features three husband and wife couples, two siblings and a couple of mates however they only had five players to […]
Work on the Great Cobar Museum Coach House and Underground Mine Experience continues to power ahead, with the project recently reaching another important milestone. Cobar Shire Council’s Project Coordinator Meike Griffiths said engineering and architectural consultants recently visited the site to carry out the pre-sheet inspection, a key checkpoint that […]
The Cobar Athletics & Triathlon Squad (CATS) Club held their first triathlon event for the year on Sunday at the Cobar Memorial Swimming Pool with 22 competitors taking part. Isaac Theakston, who competed as an individual in the Long Course (500m swim/ 20km ride/ 4km run), finished as the Handicap […]
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