“Be alert, not alarmed” was the much-repeated message during the war on terror 20-years-ago.
A similar call to remain aware and reactive at all times, has been made to local businesses during the current pandemic sweeping the State by the Orange Business Chamber.
Read MoreNumerous COVID-19-induced delays couldn’t put a stop to the belated 140th birthday celebrations for “the best kept train station” in NSW at Stuart Town.
Read MoreAn ambitious proposal to link wineries and local business with dedicated bike and walking trails is being put forward by cycling community group, the Orange BUGS (Bicycle User Group).
Read MoreSensitive, creative, and talented, his HSC works were chosen for a travelling exhibition on display in Japan.
But a 10-year battle with bipolar disorder saw him take his own life a few week’s ago at his father’s west Orange home.
Read MoreTo honour the local wartime history and service personnel of Millthorpe, two community groups, Millthorpe Village Committee Inc, and the Millthorpe & District Historical Society are undertaking commemorative projects thanks to federal government funding.
Read MoreAs 186 MMS of water flows over the wall of Orange’s Suma Park Dam, much enthusiasm and high spirits were had earlier this week collectively from Orange City Council’s CEO David Waddell, Water Manager Wayne Beatty, and Mayor Reg Kidd – as the signs of recovery have begun after devastating drought.
Read MoreWorkplace safety is the first priority of the mining and construction industries.
Read MoreYoung Nicholas Culverson recently learnt one of life’s most important lessons; that there is more good than bad in the world.
Read MoreCudal is not normally considered one of the major equestrian centres of world competition, but young local Darcey Eyb Is changing all that.
Read MoreThe Corner Store Gallery has been one of East Orange’s go-to attractions for locals and visiting art lovers from outside of the region for the last seven years.
Read MoreApprentice chefs at Orange Ex-Services Club are going head-to-head against each other to settle once and for all who has the most popular dish
Read MoreAfter practicing dentistry in Orange for the past 12 years, most recently in the Wellness House — Patrick with wife and business partner, Sarah — have fulfilled their dream of creating their own dental practice
Read MoreLike the pony express, Orange’s traditional school holidays chess tournament, always seems to get through.
Read MoreWhen the Orange Under 14s Representative Netball Team was first selected, among other aims, they identified wanting to learn and to have fun. On June 24, they were privileged to have a special opportunity to do just that…
Read MoreProprietor of local coffee-shop institution, Café Latte; Aaron Wright, reckons his luck has to change!
Read MoreHow many neglected, abused, starved, and beaten animals have been rescued by the RSPCA over the past 150 years? T’Mielle White may not know — because she’s at the frontline in helping…
Read MoreTrees and wine normally don’t go together, but a central west winery has created a new promotion combining both at the same time.
Read MoreIt takes more than a once in 100-year pandemic to slow down Rotary Club of Orange Daybreak’s annual fund-raising efforts!
Read MoreRichard Thirkell began his career at Wangarang Industries in 1981 at the tender age of 15 years old, now 40 years later, he’s officially retiring.
Read MoreSisters-in-law from distant shores, Carly and Cass Roberts knows this more than most after making their futures in Cumnock after marrying local brothers.
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