Some people might say that Spring has sprung … but according to my thermometer, Spring has gone and Summer has definitely arrived, with temperatures in the high thirties becoming quite common over the last week or so.
More than 360 South Burnett students are better informed about the frightening risks of driver fatigue, thanks to a Meandu Mine Fatigue and Safety Management Campaign.
The closure of CTC’s Employment Services division and the end of June may have been a blow to the South Burnett’s largest community services organisation, but in the end everything turned out well.
Room Motels, a Brisbane-based company who chose the South Burnett to pioneer a completely new way of building motels when they opened in Kingaroy three years ago, have been rewarded for their enterprise.
Twenty South Burnett volunteers travelled to Brisbane recently to pack 2000 gift shoeboxes for Christmas
Poet Rupert McCall will be a special guest at the Mayor’s Community Christmas Luncheon on December 11.
Yarraman took a break in their calendar last week to take up an offer from Bowls Queensland to conduct coaching and umpiring courses
The Kingaroy Chamber Of Commerce And Industry will be celebrating Christmas a little early this year.
Wednesday, November 11 was Remembrance Day …
The 8th annual disAbility Art Show was officially opened at Kingaroy Art Gallery on Saturday morning.
The weather completely disrupted bowls matches around the region over the last few days.
The rain in Spain may fall mainly on the plain, as my old elocution teacher used to insist, but last week the rest of it fell in various places around the South Burnett
The Thursday markets held in Kingaroy’s O’Neill Square are under new management and have a new name.
Kingaroy will get a new funeral parlour in Markwell Street after the South Burnett Regional Council gave its approval to Rose Chapel Funerals at Wednesday’s meeting.
The cost of stringing a banner across Kingaroy Street or Knight Street could quadruple from $200 to $800 if the SBRC agrees to adopt a recommendation from its Traffic Advisory Committee.
State Emergency Service volunteers from the North Coast Region were recognised at a special SES Week award ceremony on Saturday.
St John’s Lutheran School students have been participating in an unusual talent contest recently.
Nanango’s Ladies Rose Bowl Carnival was held on Tuesday, and there was quite a roll-up.
A vigil will be held in Kingaroy to remember an anti-CSG crusader who took his own life
Hodges Road in Kingaroy will be partially closed for two weeks from next Monday, October 26, so roadworks can be carried out in the area adjacent to the new Kingaroy Wastewater Treatment Plant.
