Two organisations receive grants
An event to say thanks to the Port Lincoln community was hosted by Beyond Bank last week, with about 30 community members in attendance.
Two...
Lions hostel celebrates 50 years
A ceremonious tree planting was held on Saturday at the Port Lincoln Lions Hostel’s 50th anniversary family day.
The native tree, a eucalyptus ficifolia,...
Venerable Susan joins Parish
The commissioning service for the Venerable Susan Johnson was held at Port Lincoln’s Saint Thomas Anglican Church on Sunday, conducted by the Bishop of...
New children’s book launched
Children’s book ‘Pea Goes To Sea’ was launched on the weekend at Jumpship Brewing.
Author and teacher Lucy Tarin, as well as her mother Robyn...
Flashback to November ’99
This week, we are flashing back to November 1999 in the Port Lincoln Times archives.
Do you recognise anyone you know?
What’s on in Port Lincoln and Surrounds
Sausage sizzle
St Thomas’ T-Rooms
Friday, November 10, 11am to 2pm there will be a sausage sizzle at St Thomas' T-Rooms at the Anglican Church grounds,...
Retirement village break-ins investigated
Lincoln Grove Retirement Village has had two reported break-ins in the past three months in which wallets and mobile phones were stolen.
A police spokesperson...
Elders visit Poonindie church
A group of elders from Kura Yerlo and Adelaide - including Port Lincoln’s Rubina Burgoyne and Sandra Peel - last month visited the ‘Old...
Quench Bench avaliable for community events
Port Lincoln residents will have an easy way to stay hydrated at large community events, thanks to SA Water’s portable water trailer - or...
Probus gets riding insight
Members of the Port Lincoln Combined Probus Club recently visited the city’s Riding for the Disabled Club.
It was an eye-opener for the 22...
Launch nowhere near
It is disappointing to see your usually very good newspaper become a mouthpiece for a private commercial enterprise (‘Nearing to launch’, Port Lincoln Times,...
