Cobar Shire Council last week approved the development of a new child care centre in Brough Street. There had been some vocal opposition by nearby residents to the application to convert the former Jehovah Witness place of public worship into a Centre Based Child Care Facility. The residents were concerned it would affect their amenity and privacy and also have adverse noise, traffic, social and economic impacts on the neighborhood…Full Story in today’s edition.
The Cobar Junior Rugby League club has had an unexpected windfall with the Cobar club one of 72 country clubs across NSW benefiting from the Telstra Junior Club Grants initiative. Telstra is a Major Partner of the NRL and this year they granted $3,000 to each of the 72 clubs. […]
While the Cobar Roosterettes were beaten 38-20 by Narromine in the Castlereagh League Tag qualifying semi final match at Dunedoo on Saturday, their finals hopes aren’t yet dashed. The Cobar girls will get another shot of advancing in the competition this Sunday when they take on Baradine (who beat Coonamble […]
The Cobar Ladies’ Golf Club Championships were played on the weekend over 54 holes with Jenny Stephenson (123) in A Grade, Fran Samios (144) in B Grade and Daphne Cross (170) in C Grade the overnight leaders going into the second day. Stephenson increased her lead on Sunday and won […]
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