Mega effort to build Naracoorte Caves running festival
NARACOORTE Caves National Park has long been a window into the region’s past but a group of dedicated trail runners are breathing new life...
Community sings praises of musical mural
MOUNT Gambier residents have sung the praises of artist Jennie Matthews who has put the final touches on a head-turning mural at the City...
Tenison Woods College presents Annie the Musical
YOU can bet your bottom dollar the sun will come up tomorrow but it is too late to trade currency for a seat to...
St Martin’s celebrates Book Week
ST Martin’s Kindergarten was among many Limestone Coast education sites which have recently celebrated Book Week.
Each year since 1945, Children’s Book Council of...
Halloween horde hungry to help wildlife
THE LIMESTONE Coast’s annual Halloween horde of walking dead will stroll Mount Gambier's central business district this weekend to raise funds for Friends of...
Colour Run fundraiser success at Yahl
YAHL Primary School was dusted with all the colours of the rainbow last week during its inaugural Colour Run.
The education site raised $14,418...
Artists strip back fashion trends
GALLERY 54 members Jo Fife and Jean McArthur have collaborated for a textile and print exhibition at the Penola art precinct.
The Body Beneath exhibition...
Yahl Primary School Colour Run
YAHL Primary School raised over $14,000 during its inaugural Colour Run last Friday.
The whole site was involved in five interactive activities, all involving...
Young rockers ‘stoked’ to hit stage
YOUTHFUL Mount Gambier trio Stokes will rock The Commersh tonight.
Led by guitarist and vocalist Mikey McInerney alongside bassist Jack Lockwood and drummer Jimmy Wallace,...
Major Millicent arts festival called off
ONE of South Australia’s largest arts and crafts festivals has been cancelled due to the impacts of COVID-19.
Millicent has proudly hosted the Geltwood Festival...
Young anglers hooked
MOUNT Gambier High School’s entrepreneurial specialist focus has helped a group of keen anglers get their peers hooked on fishing.
The inaugural Holy Carp interschool...
Curtains close in Penola… for now
THIS year is one of only a handful the Penola Players have not filled the Rymill Hall with its traditional warmth and laughter through...
LSEBA hosts Round 17 in Summer heat
THE Lower South East Bowls Association played Round 17 in some challenging summer heat last weekend, but it did not deter competitors from performing...
