The Rotary Club of Cobar has handed out three more donations this week. The club donated $1,000 to the Cobar Youth and Community Centre’s PCYC Fit for Life Program, which is run in partnership with Cobar Police, with assistance from Interrelate, to provide mentoring and support for local high school students to ensure they are connected and engaged with the community. The centre also received another $1,000 for their Nutritional Program and a third donation of $1,000 was made to The Cobar Weekly newspaper. Pictured above are students Faith Luscombe and Tannya Cohen-Quayle, Charmaine Arnold (Interrelate), centre manager Brytt Moore, Rotarian Demi Smith and The Weekly’s Leonie McCosker.
The Rotary Club of Cobar has handed out three more donations this week. The club donated $1,000 to the Cobar Youth and Community Centre’s PCYC Fit for Life Program, which is run in partnership with Cobar Police, with assistance from Interrelate, to provide mentoring and support for local high school students to ensure they are connected and engaged with the community. The centre also received another $1,000 for their Nutritional Program and a third donation of $1,000 was made to The Cobar Weekly newspaper. Pictured above are students Faith Luscombe and Tannya Cohen-Quayle, Charmaine Arnold (Interrelate), centre manager Brytt Moore, Rotarian Demi Smith and The Weekly’s Leonie McCosker.
Queensland raider Al Ash Lad, ridden by Dubbo jockey Georgina McDonnell in a daring race, won the WesTrac Cobar Cup before a very big crowd on Saturday at Cobar. Trained at Cunnamulla by Monique Gavin, Al Ash Lad was taken straight to the lead in the 1,700 metres Cup by […]
CSA Mine is looking like it will get a new owner after MAC Copper entered into a binding scheme implementation deed with South African company, Harmony Gold, last week. MAC Copper Chief Executive Officer Mick McMullen and four of Harmony Gold’s senior executives were in Cobar last week to speak […]
A group of eight cadets (from 13 to 17 years) and their Captain Colleen Boucher AAC from the Cobar Cadet Unit 221, joined 1,300 other cadets and 180 staff for seven days of training at Singleton Army Base last week. The annual training exercise included simulated weapons training, live firing, […]
