A story of a “cobber”
A PORT Lincoln priest has written a book detailing the life of a Salesian priest who has influenced his life and others who he...
Port Lincoln man wins $50,000 on a scratchie
A PORT Lincoln man has scratched a top prize of $50,000 on an Instant Scratch-Its $2 ticket he purchased in Cummins.The man, who wanted to...
Clubs to tackle drugs
LOCAL sports clubs will play an important role in tackling illicit drug use at a community level under a new program being rolled out by...
Treating people with dignity and respect
WE have had some interesting reports in the media lately, as One Nation Senator Pauline Hanson made her first appearance on Australian Q&A television...
Letters to the editor
IAN MacGowan (West Coast Sentinel, July 14) infers that Pauline Hanson, Derryn Hinch and Jacqui Lambie all hold extreme political views. Well that is certainly true...
Hotel chimney flare up causes MFS call out
A BLOCKAGE is believed to have caused a flare up in the Pier Hotel’s chimney on Thursday.The Port Lincoln MFS were called out just...
Doctors move to new clinic
PORT Lincoln’s Investigator Clinic is now operating from its new location in the central business district.Staff moved to the new location in the Foodland...
Talk about chronic disorder
PEOPLE wanting to find out about fibromyalgia are invited to attend a get together at Cruisers Hub Cafe on Monday from 10am.The get together...
Artist tells stories of his sculptures
PORT Lincoln artist Ken Martin has revealed the stories behind 100 of his sculptures in a new book launched last week.The idea for the coffee table book, Sculpture,...
Council happy about passed plan
TUMBY Bay District Council chief executive officer Trevor Smith has called the Annual Business Plan process “robust” after it was adopted on July 14.The business...
Freeman finds form
While the Port Lincoln Open may now be in the past, there was still plenty to fight for at Port Lincoln Golf Club over...
