Cobar Shire Council’s Cr Michael Prince and general manager, Peter Vlatko, had the job of judging the Best Dressed at the Stomp. Jive and Bump dinner dance at the Services Club on Friday night with Cobar’s Emily Miller, dressed in 50s theme, judged as Best Dressed Lady while Sunshine Coast visitor, Keith Howdin, was named as Best Dressed Man. The dance kicked off a busy weekend of Grey Mardi Gras events.
Parents, grandparents, carers and community members were invited into St John’s School classrooms on Friday as part of Catholic Schools Week celebrations. Pictured are Simonne Mackay, Saxon Walsh, Bianca Walsh, Leanne Mackay and Grace Mackay.
The Cobar TAFE Connected Learning Centre held an Educational Expo yesterday with industry specialists and staff on hand to demonstrate their mobile training units, Virtual Reality (VR) training equipment and also provide information on the range of courses they can offer Cobar students and businesses. Pictured above are some students […]
The Great Cobar Museum is set to benefit from Round Nine of the NSW Government’s Resources for Regions program, which supports the ongoing prosperity of mining communities in NSW. Deputy Premier and Minister for Regional NSW Paul Toole was in Cobar on Saturday to announce The Great Cobar Museum would […]