Kumbia QCWA News
Congratulations were extended to our member Mollie Kratzmann on her election to Division President of the Gympie & South Burnett Division of QCWA at the recent Annual Meeting.
Congratulations were extended to our member Mollie Kratzmann on her election to Division President of the Gympie & South Burnett Division of QCWA at the recent Annual Meeting.
The Lions Club of Kingaroy handed over cheques to two local not-for-profit organisations at its recent meeting.
Kingaroy, Murgon and Wondai Meals on Wheels today joined with almost 700 other MoW services across Australia to celebrate the 61st national Meals on Wheels Day.
The Kingaroy Lions Club is helping Kumbia’s much-loved kindergarten to thrive.
After a very successful motorbike trail ride in late May, the Kingaroy Lions Club has been able to donate $27,000 raised from the ride to various charitable organisations.
A reunion for former students and staff of Elgin Vale school will be held on Saturday, October 18.
Blazer The Bear dropped into the South Burnett Child Care Centre in Kingaroy recently
Author and cartoonist David Daniel visited South Burnett Child Care Centre recently
Interested in photography? Here’s a great way to pick up some ideas …
The Kingaroy Lions Club would like to thank all the South Burnett residents who supported the recent 2014 Lions Medical Research Foundation art union.
Kingaroy Lions Club held its changeover dinner at the end of June, when past president Graham Wilson handed over the position of club president to Yvonne Dowling.
Nanango GP Dr John Robinson will be the guest speaker at a “Stress Busters” night being held on Friday (July 18) at the Nanango RSL Club.
Nanango Camera Club’s next meeting – to be held on Sunday, July 20 – will be divided into three parts.
Twelve happy artists took part in a four-day pastel workshop at the Nanango Cultural Centre recently
Blackbutt-Benarkin Lions Club held its changeover on Wednesday night and it was a triple celebration
Kumbia members and visitors had a very enjoyable day of fellowship and productivity on Saturday (June 14) when they created pretty chenille bags under the tutorship of Elaine Ballin from Maidenwell.
The St John Ambulance Cadets in Kingaroy have a new name.
Volunteers helping volunteers … isn’t this the country way? Last evening at the Kumbia Rural Watch meeting a special event occurred.
Do you know a Kingaroy apprentice who is committed to his or her vocation and shows pride in doing a job well?
Kingaroy SES members have again felt the support and generosity of Kingaroy businesses.