Cherbourg Junior Police Rangers have been selected as one of four outstanding NRMA Insurance Community Grant recipients in the running to win the NRMA Insurance People’s Choice Award – but it’s now up to you to make sure they win!
Cecil “Pickle” Brown has loved every job he’s had.
Healthy eating can have a traditional flavour, too … that was the message TV chef Mark Olive (aka “The Black Olive”) shared with Cherbourg residents on Tuesday.
Peter Mickelo’s adrenaline surged during his first job as an ambulance officer
A team of 13 police from various South Burnett stations patrolled Cherbourg on Saturday night in a special exercise designed to target anti-social behaviour.
Do you have any old, spare bras? The Many Threads sewing group would love to hear from you
The Ration Shed Museum’s new sporting exhibition, which will be officially opened at Cherbourg next month, won’t just feature all the achievements of the town’s male inhabitants … there’s room for the women, too!
Noel Haslam realised he had a good worker when Derek Jerome ran to get something he needed
The State Government is yet to receive an application from Cherbourg Council in regards to the future of its alcohol management plan.
Cherbourg wants your rubbish! Boxes, paper, cans, tins, polystyrene foam and all recyclable goods … except glass.
Traevonnah Fisher would walk past the Cherbourg basketball courts and hardly give them a thought.
St Saviour’s College student Sprhee Jacobs returned home from Toowoomba to Cherbourg for the recent school holidays however, unlike most students, she didn’t spend all of her time hanging out with friends or watching TV.
The Cherbourg Health Service has been highlighted as one of the State’s leaders in community engagement.
New State Government legislation announced today will provide an opportunity for freehold land ownership for the first time in many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
Year 12 students from Murgon and Kingaroy State High Schools and St Mary’s Catholic College travelled to Cherbourg’s Ration Shed Museum on Tuesday morning to attend the town’s first-ever Careers Day.
Residents in the Murgon, Cherbourg and Goomeri areas will have to retune their digital TVs – or set-top boxes – from May 28.
A group of local people have been hired by Cherbourg State School to help boost students’ attendance.
Yalari, the not-for-profit educational organisation founded by former Cherbourg resident Waverley Stanley in 2005, was today named as a finalist in the 2014 Queensland Reconciliation Awards.
The theft of $1400 cash from The Ration Shed on Sunday afternoon won’t deter the organisers of the Reconciliation Fun Run at Cherbourg from staging another event in 2015.
Tyrone Murray was giving away thousands of dollars in free haircuts before he met Gina Oberle.
