Hip, hip, hoo-Rae
Eighty-three family members and friends attended the Streaky Bay Hotel on February 5 to help celebrate Rae Brewster’s 90th birthday.
Family came from Kangaroo Island,...
New staff settling in at Crossways
Crossways Lutheran School has welcomed new staff members to the team in 2022, some in newly-created roles.
Seven staff members have joined the Ceduna school...
Three record personal best times
Three people recorded personal best times at the Yeldulknie WeirTrail park run on Saturday - Annie Richter, Casey Quinn and Kaelan Elson.
In all, 19...
Grey nomads salute Kimba
Kimba is again a national finalist in two Grey Nomad awards - for its council free stay area and the Roora Nature Trail.
Having won...
Cool books and movies entertain Cummins
When Paul Whillas retired with his wife to Cummins in 2014, after a long teaching career that took him all around the Eyre Peninsula,...
Ewe beauty! Mates rally for wounded Phill
Family and friends banded together to shear Phill Elleway’s sheep while he was in Royal Adelaide Hospital recovering from burns.
The farmer from Carpa, south...
Celebrating rich farming history
Pastoral leases were first granted around Kimba in 1872 and the first crops sown in 1908, leading to the district’s reputation today as one...
Silos the jewel in art crown
The silo art in Kimba was the first on Eyre Peninsula and was completed in September 2017. It took 26 days and 200 litres...
Kimba creative hub attracts visitors
Workshop 26 has created an extra attraction in Kimba since its arrival in December 2019.
The brainchild of a group of local women, they bought...
Locks gets up for Joy
Lock Get Up and Goers helped Joy Dawson celebrate her 95th birthday at their most recent outing.
The club now has two 95-year-olds - the...
Students parade through grounds
Cowell Area School staff and students made a colourful sight as they paraded through the school yard for Book Week.
School librarian Nicole Turner said...
