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.
The Nymagee community put on a spectacular show on Saturday with the many creative talents of the community on display at the 2025 Nymagee CWA Flower Show. The event showcased much more than flowers with cooking, photography, and craft items also on display along with stalls, exhibits by businesses, live […]
A field of 34 bowler mates joined in the fun on Sunday at the Golfie for Karen and John ‘Shark’ Daly’s farewell bowls day. The pairs team of Marlene Wynd and David Schofield had a close game winning their match by +2 against Mick McManus and Gerrie Francisco. Golfie GM […]
Local resident, Genie McMullen, has been appointed as the new Facility Manager of the Lilliane Brady Village (LBV) retirement home. Genie began nursing more than 30 years ago and for the past 18 years has lived and worked in Cobar. She began working at the LBV as a consultant in […]
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