The Thompson family (Caroline, James, Claire, Charlie and Henry) caught up with friends, Pearl Toomey and Nestor Linn, at the Churches of Cobar Carols in the Park (which was moved to the Cobar Youth & Community Centre) on Sunday. This year’s event attracted a big crowd to hear the Carols’ own rock band and choir along with performances by the Cobar Town Band, local schools, dance and music groups and Santa also paid a visit.
The Thompson family (Caroline, James, Claire, Charlie and Henry) caught up with friends, Pearl Toomey and Nestor Linn, at the Churches of Cobar Carols in the Park (which was moved to the Cobar Youth & Community Centre) on Sunday. This year’s event attracted a big crowd to hear the Carols’ own rock band and choir along with performances by the Cobar Town Band, local schools, dance and music groups and Santa also paid a visit.
llowing the closure of Cobar’s only remaining taxi service last month, residents have had to find alternative transportation. LiveBetter’s community transport service, operating limited hours four days a week, has been able to only partially fill that gap. Patrick and Trish Bourke operated Cobar Taxi Services for nearly six […]
The continuation of Cobar’s air service has been secured after the NSW Government announced last week a $2 million subsidy scheme for commercial flights in Western NSW will continue at least until November 2025. The agreement will allow for the continuation of subsidies on flights from Sydney to Cobar […]
The Lilliane Brady Village (LBV) hosted a public dementia education session last week aimed at helping dementia carers. Dementia Training Australia’s (DTA) Nancy Marino, who was in town to conduct dementia training for staff at the LBV, led the 90 minute session on Thursday night at the Services Club. Ms […]