In a little over six weeks from now, the road that connects Murgon with Cherbourg will be closed to traffic for two hours for a fun Sunday morning event that is helping put the South Burnett on the national stage.
Arnold Murray will be the next Cherbourg Mayor following Saturday’s Council election.
Cherbourg’s voting results have now been finalised, except for a handful of postal votes
Cherbourg radio station USmob FM christened its new outdoor music stage with a special live performance for Cherbourg Elders last week.
A “Close The Gap” day will be held at Cherbourg next week to encourage local residents to take advantage of free health checks.
This year’s Nanango Stags line-up should give other teams a good run for their money.
Cherbourg’s Ration Shed Museum complex is focussing on the future with two major upgrades currently underway.
A new patient transfer bus service between South Burnett hospitals and Toowoomba Hospital was introduced this week.
Well-known Brisbane sculptor Laurie Nilsen, a foundation member of the Campfire Group of artists and a member of the proppaNOW Indigenous arts collective, is taking a group of Cherbourg artists on a journey of discovery.
A highlight of this year’s South Burnett Australia Day Awards ceremony at Proston was the welcome received by a new Australian citizen into the local community.
The State Government’s $21 million stolen wages reparations scheme is now open to receiving applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Queenslanders whose wages or savings were withheld by previous governments.
The Stolen Wages Reparation Taskforce will be holding a community meeting at Cherbourg on Thursday (November 12) to collect feedback and submissions from local residents.
The closing date for public submissions and feedback to the Stolen Wages Reparations Taskforce has been extended to Friday, November 20.
Cherbourg elder Uncle Rory Boney was given the honour of officially launching Radio Us Mob’s new digital studio
South Burnett PCYC is keen to help break down the barriers between young people and police
Cherbourg’s annual “Golden Oldies” gathered again at the weekend to celebrate, have fun and swap stories
Lesley and Tammy Williams’ award-winning book, “Not Just Black And White”, has its roots back in 1993
There was lots of laughter – and some tears – when former residents of Cherbourg’s Girls Dormitory gathered on Friday afternoon to unveil a plaque on the site of the building.
The rodeo came to Cherbourg as part of Mental Health Week … and it brought smiles to everyone
It’s finally here … the October long weekend, home of the huge “South Burnett and Cherbourg On Show” promotion! There’s 40 events in four days to explore, enjoy and keep your holiday dollars in the South Burnett.
