New family program to help parents
A NEW program run by Aboriginal Family Support Services in Port Lincoln will give aboriginal families the opportunity to learn more about dealing with grief and...
Lock’s Op Shop celebrates 25 years
THE Lock Op Shop celebrated 25 years on Tuesday, July 19. President Kathy Beard welcomed everyone to the celebrations and thanked the past and present committees over...
Mock wedding
CUMMINS Bowling Club hosted a mock wedding recently with about 90 guests attending the nuptials of ‘Concepta Gilhooley’ and ‘Dan Dooley’.
Tunarama sashing
Tunarama Ambassador Quest entrants Kate Howe and Heather Channon were sashed at an event at the Port Lincoln Yacht Club on Friday night.
Stamping out domestic abuse starts with us
DOMESTIC violence. It’s something that always seems to be in the papers and on the news regularly, but it’s not just the latest buzz...
No screen for Coffin Bay foreshore
THE Lower Eyre Peninsula District Council has decided not to install a screen wall intended to conceal the oil storage building and tank on the Coffin Bay foreshore.The...
Two Tunarama quest entrants presented
QUALITY not quantity is the theme for this year’s Tunarama Ambassador Quest, which has only attracted two entrants.Miss Elders Heather Channon and Miss Lincoln Exhaust and...
Minor injury for driver in Coomunga car rollover
A MALE driver has walked away with only a minor injury after rolling his car over at Coomunga on Sunday.The accident happened at about...
MFS open day | GALLERY
THE Port Lincoln community were invited to have a look around the emergency services precinct on Sunday, July 24 for the first time since...
Drivers ignoring speed limits
WITH students back to school this week, police are reminding drivers to slow down to 25 kilometres an hour when they pass a school bus dropping off...
Efforts commemorated in Coffin Bay
Coffin Bay residents and visitors gathered on Anzac Day to commemorate the service efforts of past and present service men and women.
At 6.20am...
