

Wedding Expo Showcases Local Businesses
The Hunter River Times inaugural Wedding Expo had a smashing start, highlighting Upper Hunter businesses.
The Hunter River Times inaugural Wedding Expo had a smashing start, highlighting Upper Hunter businesses.
BY MEREDITH BLAIR
With their 13 volunteer drivers having travelled 110,476km and 2,468 hours over 1,053 trips and their paid drivers having travelled 239,230km over nearly 8,000 trips this financial year alone, it’s undeniable the work TransCare puts in to assist its clients.
It was short notice, but the Lions Club of Singleton decided to set up a stall near Singleton Woolworths requesting donations of non-perishable food items to donate to Salvation Army Singleton.
It started as a group of locals coming together to enjoy their hobbies, but Denman Craft Shop has become so much more.
BY DI SNEDDON
June Bennie celebrated her 100th birthday on May 11 and on May 21 the troops rallied in Singleton to fully celebrate the occasion.
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BY ALEX TIGANI
The Hunter River Times would like to congratulate two Singleton groups for representing our region overseas.
BY MEREDITH BLAIR
Sandy Cruickshanks needs 24/7 care, but for that to happen she needs a housemate.
BY MEREDITH BLAIR
Staff at a Hunter Valley coal mine have raised $10,000 to help the Mark Hughes Foundation (MHF) to continue its fight against brain cancer.
Members of Singleton Beef and Land Management gathered at Singleton’s Sundial to give a donation of $1000 to the Mark Hughes Foundation.
BY DI SNEDDON
Singleton Showground will be home to top class classic motorcycles at the weekend when Singleton Classic Motorcycle Club hosts their annual rally.
BY ALEX TIGANI
The Rotary Club of Singleton’s John Henderson was all smiles when reflecting on the recent activities of the club.
The dynamic duo of Dayna Hynes and Jenn Saunders are at it again with another community fundraising event for Murrurundi.
In July 2022, Retirement Living Operator Sencia commenced construction of their 206 Villa Retirement Community with a $6M luxury Clubhouse in the popular Huntlee Estate.
BY ALEX TIGANI
Residents of Greta congregated around the main road on ANZAC Day for this year’s parade and service.
BY JEM ANSHAW
Peter Houlahan said he could have throttled Tim Seymour when it was announced at last week’s Muswellbrook Anzac Day service that he had been given life membership to the Returned Serviceman’s League of Australia.
BY DI SNEDDON
Singleton Town Band was given special recognition during the Anzac Day Service in Singleton.
BY DI SNEDDON
NSW Minerals Council CEO Stephen Gallilee focussed on energy security during a packed Business Singleton breakfast last week.
It was a big day for Ron and Joan Stokes at Singleton Hospital Auxiliary’s meeting last Thursday.
BY DI SNEDDON
Sharon Marzol is not one to take the spotlight, but she is so furious after being hit by scammers that she felt compelled to speak out.
Steven Lanesbury and Barry Moffitt were strangers when they started […]
BY ALEX TIGANI
There was a surreal feeling of Remembrance as the sound of the bugle echoed across the Pokolbin hills.
The depth of artistic talent in Scone will be showcased over the next week when a diverse range of work goes on exhibition.
BY JEM ANSHAW
The earlier start for the Muswellbrook Anzac Day Dawn Service didn’t deter attendees, with around 1000 people gathering at the Cenotaph last Tuesday morning.
Mick Alsleben won the Scone Open A. G. White Cup.
BY JEM ANSHAW
It was another great day in Denman for the Motors and Markets event held last month.
BY DI SNEDDON
Singleton’s Lindy Harris and Cassandra Griffin were two of 21 inspirational women who recently participated in a hike around Tasmania to raise funds for the Mark Hughes Foundation.
BY DI SNEDDON
Back in March Scone was named NSW Tidy Towns Sustainable Community winner.
BY JEM ANSHAW
Only a few months since our last tour of the Hunter Beach precinct, which involved hard hats and enclosed shoes, the work to make the Hunter River more accessible has been completed and is now open to the public.
BY DI SNEDDON
Students across the district took part in Anzac Day Services proud to represent their schools by marching, performing and laying wreaths
This Saturday (May 13) from 11am to 2pm, Singleton Public Library will be hosting a documentary launch for ‘Female Convicts of the Hunter Valley’ with speeches to introduce the documentary, a first-time viewing and catering provided by the local Country Women’s Association.
BY MEREDITH BLAIR
Did you know that Merriwa has supplied rosemary to Sydney’s ANZAC Day services for the past 25 years?
BY JEM ANSHAW
Denman Day Out will be back next month with entertainment and activities for the whole family.
BY DI SNEDDON
We all have treasures in our photo album and when local Wonnarua elder, Laurie Perry, came across this one he thought Anzac Day 2023 might be just the time to share it with the community.
BY JEM ANSHAW
Transparency has been important to the current cohort of Muswellbrook Shire councillors, especially when it comes to the financial position of council.
BY JEM ANSHAW
The newly appointed Muswellbrook Shire Council general manger Derek Finnigan is not a new face, rather one that has been with the organisation for most of his working career.
BY ALEX TIGANI
Singleton real estate agent Lorna Hickson was on the front foot last month.
BY JEM ANSHAW
Muswellbrook is set to enjoy an almost $20million boost should a Liberals Nationals Government retain the seat of Upper Hunter.
BY ALEX TIGANI
Peree Watson has announced that a Labor government will deliver $200,000 to help neighbourhood centres in Singleton and Muswellbrook establish programs that support mental health.
While the Labor Party has won the NSW State Election, […]
BY ALEX TIGANI
Bailey George, 10, appears throughout the ABCRA Rodeo standings’ lists.
BY DI SNEDDON
Despite blistering heat, crowds lined the streets of Singleton last Friday to witness the rare Freedom of Entry ceremony, the highest civic honour a town can confer on a military unit.
BY JEM ANSHAW
Crowds braved the heat on the weekend to enjoy one of the regions premier events, the Upper Hunter Show.
BY DI SNEDDON
One of the real rewards of being in business is the relationships you make over time and that is the one thing Kevin and Judy Penton say they will miss the most when they close the doors of their beloved D & L Chainsaws.
Strongman is a sport that is gaining popularity with athletes keen to feel the satisfaction of moving heavy weights.
If you’re looking for somewhere to take the family on the weekend or just wanting some good country entertainment, the 2023 Upper Hunter Show is for you.
BY ALEX TIGANI
Singleton’s Graeme O’Brien could not help but smile when reflecting on his recent NSW Rural Fire Service retirement celebration.