The Cobar Probus Club ladies kicked up their heels at their Christmas party last Wednesday at the Empire Hotel. Members enjoyed a delicious traditional Christmas luncheon and, in lieu of exchanging gifts this year, members elected to make a cash donation which was collected and delivered to the local Centacare Catholic community service office. The Probus club is now in recess until February next year.
The Cobar Probus Club ladies kicked up their heels at their Christmas party last Wednesday at the Empire Hotel. Members enjoyed a delicious traditional Christmas luncheon and, in lieu of exchanging gifts this year, members elected to make a cash donation which was collected and delivered to the local Centacare Catholic community service office. The Probus club is now in recess until February next year.
The old grand stand at Ward Oval is set to be demolished as part of a proposed new Masterplan for the Ward Oval sporting complex. The new Masterplan, which has been re-leased to the community this week for feed-back and comments, aims to guide Cobar Shire Council in future developments […]
The Cobar Yabbies Senior Men’s Swim-ming Club is confident their 50th anniver-sary celebrations, planned for next month, will still go ahead … in some form or anoth-er. Club secretary Bob Clark said after almost 12 months of research and planning, they are hold-ing off on the State Government’s announce-ment this […]
With the help of TAFE NSW, apprentice mechanic Amber Byrne recently stepped out of her comfort zone and learnt how to operate the equipment she’ll be working on. Amber, 19, is studying a Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology and plans to add heavy diesel qualifications later in her […]