Highland Games Almost Here
With just a fortnight to go before Jefferson Park, Aberdeen, […]
Perfect Time for Cuppa with a Cause
By Jem Anshaw BIG is an understatement when it comes […]
Singleton River Peaks Overnight.
The Hunter River through Singleton appears to have peaked at […]
International Women’s Day Events Postponed
International Women’s Day events in Denman (Thursday) and Singleton (Friday) […]
Muswellbrook Councillors Elected
The NSW Electoral Commission has declared the results of the […]
Election Results in for Upper Hunter
Lee Watts secured a strong vote in the local government […]
Strikers welcome new coaches
BY ALEX TIGANI
Incoming Singleton Strikers Mick Jarvis and Julia Weir have only just met.
November triples go ahead
BY JEM ANSHAW
Bowlers from across the Upper Hunter are set to roll up for the richest lawn bowls event in the region next month.
Banks Celebrates First NSWVGA Title
Lyn Banks has done it again. The local golfer is […]
Community Push Themselves for the Kids
What started as an idea for a physical and mental challenge for two Murrurundi friends became a whole community event earlier this month.
Success for local swimmers
Two local swimmers could not help but make waves in October.
Junior representative thriller canned due to rain
BY ALEX TIGANI
The recent rainfall has also prevented the region’s junior talents at representative level.
Aboriginal Development Fund now open
Often, the only hurdle stopping a great business idea from turning into reality are the funds needed to get it off the ground.
Stay a local a no brainer
BY JEM ANSHAW
Pukara Estate is a brand that locals know, and when looking to launch a retail store for their skincare range the decision to stay local was an easy one.
Looking outside the square
Cervo’s Café owner Gina Frazer had a chance to express the challenges of small business with State Minister for Finance and Small Business Damien Tudehope during a visit to the area last week.
Thompson claims a thriller
BY ALEX TIGANI
One of the closest finishes of the week took place in Muswellbrook on Monday.
Pause to remember
Members of the Hunter Valley Police District gathered at Muswellbrook last week for a small ceremony to mark National Police Remembrance Day.
Not once, but twice recognised
BY DI SNEDDON
Jenny and Rob Merrick have been energetic members of Singleton Lions Club for ten years.
Lights, Camera and Action at Denman
BY ALEX TIGANI
Another chapter of Australian cinema was added near Denman this month.
Nieuwenhuise finds form for the Pickers
BY ALEX TIGANI
The Maitland Pickers President’s Cup line-up featured current Singleton Greyhound Will Nieuwenhuise on Saturday.
Holiday sparks Debbie’s book journey
Debbie Camps never saw herself as becoming an author, yet after a holiday to the Northern Territory inspiration struck.
New name for old shop
BY DI SNEDDON
Shop in the Upper Hunter that sells furniture has re-opened its doors under a new name.
Businesses celebrate milestones
BY DI SNEDDON
Singleton businesses, The Eye Place and Valley Kids Co, both shared milestones in business this month.
Open Door getting back on track
Hot showers are running, the kitchen aromas are again magnificent […]
Captain reflects on his time in uniform
He has been put his community first for nearly a […]
Munzenberger embarks on presidency
Past District Governor Graeme Hooper, past club president Wendy Love, Stacy Munzenberger with Josie and Lillie Neuss.
Love receives coveted award
Outgoing Rotary Club of Singleton Sunrise president Wendy Love was left speechless last week.