Have you ever wanted to embark on an exciting adventure that combines exploration, technology and the thrill of finding hidden treasure?
Then look no further than geocaching, the worldwide scavenger hunt.
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In recognition of their partnership with Orange United Warrior, AWCON recently unveiled new artwork for their fleet vehicles Designed by Mitchell Groat, the artwork, titled Yanhanha Nguranggu (“Going Home” in Wiradjuri language) depicts the outline of Mount Canobolas and the local totem, the platypus.
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Brenda Stace Chat has exhibited all over the world, but this June the Cowra-based artist will launch her first local exhibition at Rosnay Wines Cellar Door in Canowindra.
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Orange City Council water meter replacement program is free for residents and is being progressively rolled out citywide over the next five years. The Council plans to install another 2,000 smart meters in the coming financial year.
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A delicious dessert recipe, thanks to Ruben Lopez Mesa.
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Putting the turbulent years of the pandemic behind them, the Orange Male Voice Choir and Cantar Community Choir are coming together in song to raise funds for those impacted by flooding in the Central West.
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Approval has been granted for a new multilevel apartment building and townhouse complex for Orange, the Colour City’s first medium-rise apartment block.
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Veritas House is expanding their provision of psychology and occupational health services to the border community, helping more local kids get the help they need, when they need it.
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Orange PCYC boxing coach Justin Reid had been boxing “on and off” for years, but it was only after coming under the tutelage of David and Jack Littlefield that he says he truly learnt what it takes to taste success in the ring.
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At 11am this Sunday, May 28, at our city’s largely unknown Boer War Memorial in Robertson Park we commemorate a conflict that we have mostly chosen to forget, writes former Orange Mayor Reg Kidd.
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“There's so many things that are happening when a child engages in music; they're naturally wired for it,” says early childhood music specialist and educator, Ruth Thompson.
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In a town where fast food chains are taking over the hospitality scene, Ruben is keep offering recipes that are economical, nutritionally delicious and perfect for the cold season ahead.
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The Premi-babes Association of Orange are celebrating 50 years of providing vital support to Orange Health Service and other local district hospitals.
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Hear Dianne Yarwood discuss The Wakes at Orange Library at 5.30pm Tuesday, May 23.
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Betty Stroud loves to travel. From short hops over the ditch to New Zealand to trekking overland from Kathmandu to London, the former music shop owner and retired Uniting Church minister is not afraid of adventure and, mostly, travels alone.
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Water is our most important resource, says dedicated water conservationist, Anne Kennedy, who at 75 years of age is still continuing her decades-long fight to protect it.
But, she says, it’s vital now that younger generations take up the cause.
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It has now been 10 years since a group of local agencies got together to form the food relief charity FoodCare, which provides those experiencing financial hardship with a range of fresh and frozen foods, and household items for free or at a discounted rate.
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Riding a small sled down a frozen track at 130 kilometres per hour while lying face down and head-first is not a sport for everyone, but it’s one that’s seen Australian Olympic skeleton athlete Nick Timmings make his mark on the world stage.
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A warm and welcoming community centre has reopened at the Orange Uniting Church offering a safe place for people to relax, socialise, and maybe even enjoy a little light refreshment.
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The Orange Winter Jazz Festival returns for a second year this King’s Birthday Long Weekend, with a packed program of performers spanning the broad church of jazz.
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