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Zoe’s artistic tenure ends with exhibition
25 May 12 | This Sunday, Studio One at the Southern Cross Cinema will be transformed from a working area to an exhibition space as Zoe Horsfall puts her work on show.
25 May 12 | All NSW road users are urged to think consciously about driving safely and help achieve the aim of Fatality Free Friday today.
25 May 12 | Blackett Ave home searched, Koorawatha break and enter, Two chainsaws stolen and Toddler still critical.
High hopes for rubbish with $25,000 hopper
25 May 12 | Sorting through the town’s recycling is set to be a little easier for Victoria Street landfill staff with the installation of a new hopper and feed belt.
25 May 12 | The annual general meeting of the Young Branch of the Nationals elected a new chairperson and welcomed several new members, local Nationals Senator, Fiona Nash has revealed.
A ton of reasons to celebrate
25 May 12 | Sister Regina Thompson of Mount Saint Joseph’s, Young, reached a special milestone last month.
25 May 12 | A NINETEEN-year-old Young man is to undergo several operations, including a facial reconstruction, after he was kicked in the face and neck by a horse last Monday.
25 May 12 | An untidy railway line between the Zouch Street bridge and the Young Visitor Information Centre has compelled Young Shire Council’s Economic Development Committee to take action.
Raising money a piece of cake
25 May 12 | Supporting a good cause yesterday was Dawn Marchant who held a Biggest Morning Tea at her Wombat Street home.
23 May 12 | STUDENTS in Young last week sat the nationwide National Assessment Program – Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) tests which enables teachers and parents to gauge an understanding of where their child is at in comparison to the rest of country.
23 May 12 | Local teachers said the state government’s policy ‘Local Schools, Local Decisions’ will not only affect students but the local economy too.
Employees no longer uncertain about future
23 May 12 | National Engineering employees have been able to approach their tasks with more confidence now that they’ve been able to retain their jobs.
23 May 12 | Police from Young are making enquiries into a single vehicle crash which occurred in the Aldi Shopping Centre carpark.
23 May 12 | YOUNG Shire Council and the Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) are soon to start work on road reconstruction in Elizabeth Street.
23 May 12 | The Bribbaree RSL Sub-branch has been awarded a grant worth $2580 under the Saluting Their Service Commemorations grants program.
23 May 12 | Two local schools received a cash injection of nearly $50,000 this week under the Government’s sweeping new reforms designed to give back the power to principals and school communities.
23 May 12 | A two-year-old boy from Young remains in a critical condition in the intensive care unit of the Prince of Wales Children’s Hospital after falling into a backyard pool.   | CommentsComments (1)
23 May 12 | More than 40 jobs have been saved and another 56 will be created in Young after National Engineering was given a new lease of life by the NSW Government, new owners and Young Shire Council.
23 May 12 | How the Community Building Partnership Program was helping two local organisations was among the reasons why Member for Burrinjuck, Katrina Hodgkinson visited the Young Shire last week.
95 reasons to celebrate
21 May 12 | It was a busy weekend for local resident Mrs Gwen Brown who celebrated Mother’s Day and her 95th birthday, with 30 family members and friends gathering at the Young Bowling Club to mark this special occasion.
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