Heavy rainfall keeps emergency service crews busy across city
IT WAS a wet and wild start to winter across the Limestone Coast yesterday with the region experiencing gusty winds and rainfall throughout the...
City establishments show improvement as restrictions ease
THE Limestone Coast hospitality sector is already showing significant signs of improvement since the State Government green-lit further easing of COVID-19 restrictions as more...
Students put heart into jump rope event
PENOLA Primary School students will skip for a cause this Friday as they take on the Jump Rope for Heart fundraiser.
The Penola cohort will...
Fitness fanatics pumped for return as gym facilities open
MOUNT Gambier bodybuilder Travis Cameron was pumped when he returned to lifting weights at a gymnasium following the lengthy shutdown of the sector.
"I am...
Churches put faith on COVID-19 safety rules and restrictions
REGIONAL churches are rejoicing amid the easing of restrictions that will allow more parishioners to attend services.
While places of worship are still navigating the...
At last – we are back in business
DOZENS of businesses across the region emerged from hibernation yesterday as the second stage of COVID-19 restrictions were eased across the state.
While fitness studios,...
Easing restrictions set to ease financial pressure on Nangwarry facility
IT WILL be open arms and open doors at the Nangwarry Forestry and Logging Museum this week following the easing of COVID-19 restrictions across...
Shifting demand leads to bank cut
Face-to-face banking services have been further reduced in Millicent, with the ANZ Bank temporarily closing its doors at 12.30pm.
The George Street facility will only...
Students help artist create arcade mural
A LIMESTONE Coast artist has enlisted the creative minds of Tenison Woods College arts students to help craft a mural for Mount Gambier's Commerce...
Mount Gambier residents captivated by large bagworm found dangling in garden
A MOUNT Gambier couple were stopped in their tracks after noticing a strange creature crawling up a garden pot this week.
The twisted twig like...
Unique timber beams salvaged
GRANT District Council will temporarily warehouse unique exposed timber beams from the Mount Gambier Regional Airport terminal building.
While the building will be razed this...
Limestone Coast Hockey Association sticks to return-to-training plan
THERE was good news delivered to Limestone Coast hockey players, with the announcement the Lower South East Hockey Association would return to training this...
Invitation Fours decided
THE Penola Bowls Club held its Men’s Invitation Fours last Tuesday in warm conditions, sponsored by Brands Laira Wines and Royal Oak and Prince...
