Mason Hill and Mia Fugar, who commence Kindergarten at the Cobar Public School tomorrow, along with Eloise Dormer and Jim Arnold, who will have their first day at St John’s, also tomorrow, are all set to go. All four are very eager to be starting ‘big school’. When asked what they’d like to do when they grow up, Mason replied he wants to be a farmer and ride motorbikes, Mia plans to become a teacher, Eloise is keen to be a firewoman and Jim has aspirations of being a Police helicopter pilot.
The Rotary Club of Cobar celebrated entry into the new Rotary year with their annual Changeover Dinner on Monday evening at the Bowling & Golf Club. The incoming club president David Snelson announced the new Rotary Club Management Board to club members and invited guests during the dinner. Club secretary […]
The Nymagee Spring Ball on Saturday night at the Nymagee Hall was an opportunity to dress up and catch up with family and friends for a potluck dinner and great entertainment. Pictured are some of the Harley clan (and partners) at the ball. Photo contributed
The StormCo group from Avondale is back in town this week, celebrating 21 years of school holiday visits to Cobar. The Kids Club, held at Cobar Public School, had a good turnout of 60 local children on Monday for fun activities including singing, craft, balloon workshops, face painting and storytelling. […]