Joshua Ho Wing and Cole Barraclough getting some help from Cobar Library staff member Jay Mitchell at last Friday’s free STEAM session where participants got to make battery powered cars. The session is the first in a series of four STEAM Kit workshops the library is holding this month with robots on the agenda for this Friday’s session.
As part of the fun line-up of Cobar Shire Council’s school holiday entertainment, a group of 16 kids visited the Mount Grenfell Historic Site last Thursday. Mount Grenfell is home to some spectacular rock art and holds particular significance for Ngiyampaa People, who are the traditional owners of the land. […]
Cobar High School (CHS) students had the opportunity last Wednesday to take part in a mentoring program that aims to give Indigenous high school students the skills and confidence to finish school and transi-tion into university, further education or employment. AIME (Australian Indigenous Mentoring Experience) is a dynamic mentoring program […]
Another Cobar business is among the nominations for the 2022 Western NSW Business Awards, which recognises growth, entrepreneurship and the success of busi-nesses across the Central West, Orana, and Far West regions. Anni’s Arts & Crafts has been nominated for the Excellence in Micro Business Award which recognises a business […]
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