Cobar residents got behind the ‘Do it for Dolly Day’ anti-bullying message with local businesses Cobar Bowling & Golf Club ($6,000) and Shell Cobar Auto Port ($1,100) holding fundraisers on Friday. A group of Cobar riders also “turned blue” and joined in a Team Penning event at Trangie on the weekend that helped to raise $3,000 for the Dolly’s Dream Foundation.
Cobar residents got behind the ‘Do it for Dolly Day’ anti-bullying message with local businesses Cobar Bowling & Golf Club ($6,000) and Shell Cobar Auto Port ($1,100) holding fundraisers on Friday. A group of Cobar riders also “turned blue” and joined in a Team Penning event at Trangie on the weekend that helped to raise $3,000 for the Dolly’s Dream Foundation.
Cobar residents got behind the ‘Do it for Dolly Day’ anti-bullying message with local businesses Cobar Bowling & Golf Club ($6,000) and Shell Cobar Auto Port ($1,100) holding fundraisers on Friday. A group of Cobar riders also “turned blue” and joined in a Team Penning event at Trangie on the weekend that helped to raise $3,000 for the Dolly’s Dream Foundation.Cobar residents got behind the ‘Do it for Dolly Day’ anti-bullying message with local businesses Cobar Bowling & Golf Club ($6,000) and Shell Cobar Auto Port ($1,100) holding fundraisers on Friday. A group of Cobar riders also “turned blue” and joined in a Team Penning event at Trangie on the weekend that helped to raise $3,000 for the Dolly’s Dream Foundation.Cobar residents got behind the ‘Do it for Dolly Day’ anti-bullying message with local businesses Cobar Bowling & Golf Club ($6,000) and Shell Cobar Auto Port ($1,100) holding fundraisers on Friday. A group of Cobar riders also “turned blue” and joined in a Team Penning event at Trangie on the weekend that helped to raise $3,000 for the Dolly’s Dream Foundation.
In the run up to the semi finals, the Cobar Roosters were all revved up and ready for a big game against the Gilgandra Panthers on Saturday afternoon at Tom Knight Memorial Oval. However, the game turned out to be a bit of a fizzer and was all over by […]
St John’s School athlete Indie Burke (far right in the middle row) was selected in the state side for Touch Football, representing the area that comes under Polding last month in Coffs Harbour at the week-long NSW PSSA championships. With the team members scattered far and wide across the […]
There was plenty of action in the Juniors (9-12 years) Touch competition last Thursday at Ward Oval with a draw, a close encounter, a one-sided game and a a reasonably close match played for the double-header round. The Round 2 and 3 games were combined into a double-header round which […]