Cowell volunteers thanked
Volunteers in the Cowell district were thanked for their service to the community at a gathering last month.
Cowell Wellbeing Group secretary Erin King said...
Groups win Australia Post grants
Four Eyre Peninsula groups have each received a $1000 grant from Australia Post - for completely different projects within their communities.
A pioneer women’s garden...
Show time returning to Port Lincoln
Port Lincoln’s oldest community event is set to return after three years with a variety of attractions planned.
The Port Lincoln Agricultural and Horticultural Society...
Have your say: Nightmare on Main Street, Cleve
Dear Editor,
It’s with a very worrying and real concern that I write to bring attention to the movement of grain trucks through the main...
Biddell builds on strong community foundation
West Coast Youth and Community Support’s newest chief executive officer is determined to continue the work of her predecessor in delivering services across the...
Preparations in full swing for Oysterfest
A weekend of “family oriented” fun is being planned for the 2022 Oysterfest.
Ceduna’s annual festival has been missing from the event calendar for the...
Tourism vital for Kimba
Kimba’s 2022 tourism brochures have been published in both digital and printed format and are being distributed throughout the state.
Kimba District Council mayor Dean...
Rosalie brings down curtain on long career
One of the Eyre Peninsula’s longest serving and most dedicated education assistants has called time on a memorable 50-year career, having retired from her...
Residents rally for speed limit change
A group of New West Road residents in Port Lincoln are hopeful to finally see a reduction in the speed limit for a section...
Joint winners for A grade gong
There were a number of close counts as Tumby Bay recognised its best netballers for 2024 at the club’s presentation night.
Maisie Curtis, Stacey Curtis...
