The huge size of the gravel pit (with two B-Doubles parked in it) where gravel is stockpiled and crushed in readiness to use on the Pulpulla Road upgrade shows just how big a job it’s been to get the access road to the Mount Grenfell historic site ready for sealing. Sealing of the first 12km section of the road is set to commence today. See opposite page for a full report on the project being carried out by Cobar Shire Council, contractors and Transport for NSW.
Visitors entering Cobar from the north (and locals returning to town) will be greeted with a new ‘Welcome to Cobar’ sign erected by Cobar Shire Council last week. The new sign pays homage to Cobar’s rural heritage and portrays windmills, working dogs and a crop in a field. The sign […]
The future of child care services in Cobar is looking a lot brighter after Cobar Shire Council officially took over the running of the Kubby House Child Care long daycare centre this week. The service, which has previously been run by a volunteer management committee, has been struggling for some […]
The Cobar 221 Cadets held their formal Dining In night on Saturday at the Services Club with end of year awards handed out. The unit’s commanding officer, Captain Colleen Boucher (AAC), said it had been a difficult time for cadets with no face-to-face training allowed due to COVID restrictions. “This […]
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