A lick of paint sure has made a big difference to the façade of the Grand Hotel building in the main street. Cobar Shire Council has purchased the building and painting the exterior is the first step in restoring the 1898 building to some of its former glory. The newly painted exterior will also provide a fresh backdrop for the world’s biggest beer can, which is soon to receive a new Tooheys wrap.
Three handicaps were broken among the field of 13 shooters competing in the Cobar Amateur Pistol Club’s 25m Rapid fire event on Sunday. Todd Manns officiated as Range officer and Tracey Lawrence was the scorer. Zane Turner shot in two matches and broke his handicap twice. In the first […]
Cobar Junior Rugby League had their first hit out of the season when teams travelled to Dubbo on Saturday. The Under 16s, Under 14s, Under 12s and Under 10s sides came up against South Dubbo while Cobar’s Under 9s took on Dubbo Macquarie. The Roosters Under 16s were beaten 60-0 […]
Cobar took part in NAIDOC Week celebrations last week with a day of activities at Drummond Park on Thursday. The theme of NAIDOC Week 2024 is ‘Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud’ and aims to celebrate Indigenous identity and empower First Nations people to stand tall in their […]
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