The Coonamble Times
Your Local Newspaper Serving Coonamble & district since 1885
STORY: Dallas Reeves TRADITIONAL rivals Gilgandra and Coonamble meet in Saturday’s 2017 Castlereagh League decider with the Panthers keen to continue the generational switch in competition supremacy. The Bears were …
WARM, blustery and occasionally dusty conditions on Sunday didn’t deter hundreds of people from Coonamble’s first Colour Run, a new twist to the annual Walk the Loop fundraiser for the …
NEWS broke last Wednesday 23 August of a major mistake in the teaching of the General Maths course at Coonamble High School for this year’s Higher School Certificate course. From …
SEVENTEEN Indigenous boys from Coonamble’s Clontarf Academy travelled to Sydney last week to join with eighteen other NSW academies for the annual Rugby League Games. The feature event was the …
Father’s Day is approaching and the annual Walk the Loop is set to get bigger and brighter than ever. The event is organised by the Coonamble Cancer Support Group, which …
THE 2017 four-night season of the Coonamble Amateur Theatrical Society’s production of GREASE brought big crowds to Chris Gray’s Plaza Theatre in Castlereagh Street. This year’s production was something of …
RECENT departures from the Coonamble Town Brigade of NSW Fire & Rescue has left the crew at almost critical staffing levels. With the fire season approaching, Station Commander Andrew Morley …
GREASE is certainly the word around town and not the stuff you put on your bearings. Although some weren’t sure if it’s politically correct to say Grease anymore as it …
ON MONDAY morning twenty three year old Nathan Burtenshaw was looking exhausted and a bit knocked around. Having gone three rounds with enormous angry beasts at the National Professional Bull …
Coonamble Aboriginal Health Service CEO Tim Horan with selling agent Fiona Foodey and Funeral Service Manager, Ben Callaghan. IN A RARE flash of real estate excitement for Coonamble, the former …
A COMMON interest in music led Youth Support Officers David Dodd and John (Tiny) Lewis to propose an instrumental music program for local youngsters who join their program. The Murdi …
COONAMBLE High School offers Textiles as a Stage 6 course; six girls who have expressed interest in studying Textiles in Year 12 received a ‘Golden Ticket’ to the Mercedes Benz …
