Badge Day raises more than $2700
This year's Royal Flying Doctor Service's Lower Eyre Peninsula Badge Day raised more than $2700 for the vital medical service.The badge day, held in...
Carter and Tolley prevail
Port Lincoln's young achievers Otis Carter and Zelma Tolley have won their individual categories at this year's Young Achiever Awards in recognition of their...
Election done so now it’s time to get to work
ANOTHER election has come and gone and most people were probably not surprised by the result for our local Grey electorate. The words safe...
Ramsey support strong
After retaining his seat for another term at the Federal Election Rowan Ramsey has promised to 'get on with the job' and work towards...
Auxiliary in need of more volunteers
THE Eyre Peninsula Old Folks Home Ladies Auxiliary is in urgent need of new members. Current auxiliary members are retiring due to ill health...
Council to reduce speed
The Lower Eyre Peninsula District Council is considering changing the speed limit along Bruce Terrace in Cummins from 50 kilometres per hour to 40...
Tumby quilters help keep patients warm
THE Tumby Bay Quilters recently donated 20 lap quilts to the Chrissy Quilts for Cancer Foundation.The foundation was set up by Yvonne Brennan in...
Medal winning neighbours
Three of Eyre Peninsula's Order of Australia Medal (OAM) recipients live mere metres from each other on Solly Terrace in Cummins. Lower Eyre Peninsula...
Hotel gaming room robbed
Police are investigating a robbery at a Port Lincoln hotel on Saturday night.Just after 2am on Sunday, May 19, a man entered the gaming...
Support for ArtEyrea
Eyre Arts Action Inc is hopeful to make some much needed upgrades to the ArtEyrea building on Mortlock Terrace after the Port Lincoln City...
Stitches and Stories come together at opening
The Port Lincoln community gathered on Wednesday 22 April to celebrate the official opening of Stitches and Stories - a unique collaborative exhibition showcasing...
