Construction work began on Monday morning to upgrade the existing bus shelter/taxi rank in Linsley Street. Cobar Shire Council has plans to make the area more user friendly. Council has advised that all businesses will still be fully accessible during the construction period. The Transport Link bus stop has been temporarily moved to Drummond Park during the construction period.
Barry Knight’s latest community project, a Poppy Fence on the Open Cut which honours Cobar’s men and women who served in all conflicts, was installed last week by Marty Roots and Lance Hall from Simmo Signs in Dubbo with help from Laura Barnes (Aurelia Metals). Aurelia Metals along with Manuka […]
A group of local women with a range of creative abilities took part in the Cobar Library’s Adult Craft session on Saturday to hand decorate travel mugs. Participants were given free reign to create a design of their choice using brush strokes and dots. Among the artwork created were flowers, […]
A big field of 41 competitors turned out for the CATS (Cobar Athletics & Triathlon Squad’s) monthly triathlon event on Sunday, which is the biggest group they’ve ever had in the club’s history. The numbers were bolstered with the introduction this month of the Copper City Tyre Service Team Challenge […]
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