The Intermine Golf Challenge has been assisting lots of local organisations this year with the money raised from their popular annual golf day in July. Cobar Public School’s MCF Class, teacher Aaron Finn, teacher’s aid Heather Knight and students William Madden, Takai Collis, Lyndan Madden and Jayden Morris (absent Vinnie Mitchell and Declan Byrne) have recently taken delivery of a cooktop oven to help the students to learn life skills. Other recipients include the Cobar Arts Council, Copper City Men’s Shed, Cobar Cadets, Kubby House Childcare Centre; Cobar Public School P & C; Carewest; Cobar Youth & Fitness Centre; Cobar Auto Club; PPs Organisation; St John’s School; and ROAR. Photo contributed
Cobar students were rewarded for their commitment to staying fit and active with a visit from Australian hockey player, Ash Thomas last Wednesday. Thomas was in Cobar to speak to students at Cobar High School (CHS) and Cobar Public School about the benefits of the Premier’s Sporting Challenge (PSC), which […]
The Inter Mine Golf Challenge committee has donated a battery operated lawn mower and whipper snipper to the Cobar Girl Guides to help them with the yard maintenance at the Guide Hall. Greg Clark delivered it last week and also mowed the lawn while he was there. Now you can’t […]
Drinkers at this year’s Louth Races may not have known that they would be indirectly contributing to the purchase of medical equipment. Avid can collectors for charity, Rob Collingridge and Rachael Slinger, who have been collecting locally for more than a year, were recently invited by the Louth Races committee […]