Donated shoes to help homeless people across Eyre Peninsula
SHOES donated to West Coast Youth and Community Support (WCYCS) collected by Crossfit's Guy Bagshaw will go to local homeless youth and families.Sam Cope from WCYCS said the...
Two fires investigated
POLICE are investigating two suspicious fires around Port Lincoln early Wednesday morning.Police and MFS responded to the call out of a wheelie bin fire...
Schools get behind Remembrance Day
A LARGE crowd attended this year’s Remembrance Day in Port Lincoln, which included participation from all local schools.A crowd of about 400 people gathered for...
Banks set to close
THE Streaky Bay and Cleve BankSA branches are among 20 branches set to close due to reduced customer use.BankSA said the branches set to close had three per...
Aid at Christmas time
COMMUNITY House Port Lincoln is spreading more Christmas cheer this year, with assistance from the Port Lincoln Freemasons.Community House has partnered with the Freemasons...
Tumby Bay Show Boat
THE Tumby Bay Show Boat production of Music Thru the Ages was performed at the Soldiers Memorial Hall in Tumby Bay on October 31 and...
Once is not enough for EP visitors
THERE is something about visiting the Eyre Peninsula that keeps visitors coming back, that is according to recent Roy Morgan Research.The research reveals more than one...
Shepperd leads master class
MASTER Chef finalist Colin Sheppard demonstrated what he could do with local seafood in a cooking class at the Fresh Fish Place on Saturday.Mr...
Lincoln iron ore plans on hold
DEPRESSED iron ore prices have led developer Lincoln Minerals to put plans on hold to mine iron ore near Port Lincoln.Managing director John Parker said...
St Jo’s student art showcased
ST Joseph’s School Visual Arts and Creative Arts Photography exhibition in the Nautilus Arts Centre was opened on November 4 by principal, Dr Sandra...
Flashing back to May 2007
This week, we are flashing back to May 2007 in the Port Lincoln Times archives. Do you recognise anyone you know?
