Orange Lions Club members have paid tribute to long-serving member Bob Cleal, who was presented with his 50-year service medal last Thursday, June 8.
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Local boy Cody Logan's journey to becoming a paramedic is a testament to his unwavering determination, even in the face of personal tragedy and hardship.
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Shane is a keen fan of Australian history and he has just self-published a new book on the notorious bushranger Frank Gardiner, who terrorised travellers in the central west districts in the 1860s.
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It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a woman in possession of a warm blanket and cup of hot coffee, must be in want of a good book — at least, so thinks Kayla Blackmore!
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The unearthing of the capsule and its contents is now just days away.
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Like to collect unique furniture, jewellery, or decorator items? Enjoy browsing for one-of-a-kind curios and collectables? Here’s an event not to be missed!
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Fun, fast and delicious!
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How can we do better when it comes to bullying? The answer isn’t about building more resilience
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For years Curtis has jumped from planes as a self-taught solo skydiver, but now he’s traded in his gear for a different sport that will take him to new heights: paramotoring.
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David approached Orange City Life to see if there are others in Orange with an interest in playing snooker, whether it be joining him for the drive over to Molong or, ultimately, getting a local venue for snooker here in Orange.
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A new exhibition by two local artists – Kaye Partridge and her daughter Jodie Geach – brings the desert landscapes of the Red Centre to the green hills of Central West.
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Homegrown metal band DepriVation have earned a place at the biggest heavy metal festival in the world, sharing the stage with legends of the genre such as Iron Maiden, Megadeth, Killswitch Engage and Anthrax.
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Incoming president of the Inner Wheel Club of Orange Minhi, Melissah Quinn is encouraging more women to come and experience the club for themselves.
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Braving bitterly cold and damp weather, a large crowd gathered outside the Orange Civic Centre in Byng Street on Friday for the local commemoration service, which marked the anniversary of the ‘Bringing Them Home’ report being tabled in federal parliament.
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June iswhen we celebrate all things tapas on World Tapas Day, June 15, although in Australia this year we are making it a week-long celebration from June 12-16.
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This month marks the 100th year of the Astley Cup, the unique multi-sports triangular competition between Dubbo College (formerly Dubbo High School), Bathurst High School and Orange High Schools
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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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