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Saddle-sore but crackin' cancer
17 May 12 | Thirty-three intrepid horse riders have descended on the property Three Waters 15 kilometres north-west of Glen Innes this week to explore the surrounding district from horseback and to help cure cancer.
17 May 12 | IN the past few years and with the help of specialized community workers, Thelma Coughlin, 45 has slowly developed enough confidence in herself to begin managing many aspects of her day to day life.
17 May 12 | THE NSW Police Force has one, Julia Gillard has one too, Barack Obama definitely has one and even the Queen has one but the idea of her updating her status or checking in is a bit beyond the realms of belief
17 May 12 | IF you thought it was unusually cold on Tuesday morning, you were right. The temperature gauge at the Glen Innes airport reached a minimum of -6.6C at 4a.m which according to figures on the Weatherzone website beats the lowest recorded temperature for May which was -5 degrees on May 21, 1965
17 May 12 | THE GP clinic that has been operating at Glen Innes hospital since February 4 in order to alleviate a critical shortage of local doctors has hit a hitch as a local woman in chronic pain was turned away on Saturday, instead told to go see her GP in Inverell.
Students trial eBooks
17 May 12 | GLEN Innes High School has been chosen by NSW Education from all high schools in the state to participate in an eBook trial that promises to revolutionise learning.
17 May 12 | LOCAL teachers concerned with the detail in the Minister for Education’s proposed policy Local Schools, Local Decisions are planning to take industrial action on Friday from 9-11am.
Book launch of hospital’s history
15 May 12 | Address by Graham Wilson - Glen Innes Severn Council's Heritage Advisor and Councillor of the Royal Australian Historical Society. THANK you for inviting me once again to Glen Innes to launch this remarkable book telling the story of the Glen Innes Hospital in the period 1874-1956 written by Jeannie Ross Fraser.
Trip of a lifetime
15 May 12 | EMMAVILLE Central School teacher Rebecca Grant has only recently returned from a trip of a lifetime and the trip’s itinerary will make her the envy of any history buff.
Golden Days are here again
15 May 12 | THE latest exhibiton at the Glen Innes and Severn Art Gallery will feature works from artist who were exhibiting 20 to 30 years ago at Greville Wilton’s renowned Golden Wattle Gallery.
15 May 12 | GLEN Innes dog owners are being called to come along to the RSPCA’s Million Paws Walk on Sunday.
15 May 12 | GLEN Innes, like most rural communities, continues to grapple with the problem of a shortage of doctors.
Glen community gets behind great cause
15 May 12 | EXCITEMENT is building for the Westpac Rescue Helicopter Ball on Saturday May 26 to be held at the Glen Innes Golf Club.
Grey Street crash
15 May 12 | NICK Ward and his staff at Grey Street Spare Parts have a major clean-up job on their hands after an early model Holden Barina driven by a 31-year-old man mounted the curb and drove through the front window of the premises.
10 May 12 | Students at Glen Innes West Infant’s School have been experiencing South Korean culture first hand, well almost.
10 May 12 | Last November the Glen Innes Branch of the RSPCA sent twelve parcels to the Australian Explosive Detection Dogs and their handlers in Afghanistan.
Security system needed
10 May 12 | AS part of their ongoing association with the Land of the Beardies History House Museum and Research Centre, the Glen Innes RSL Sub Branch recently made a grant to the Museum, to assist with the purchase of a Close Circuit Television security system.
10 May 12 | PERHAPS it was the cold evening but only 14 Glen Innes ratepayers attended the Glen Innes Severn community consultation presentation last night.
Doors wide open
10 May 12 | YESTERDAY’S Federal Budget delivered a $100,000 grant to the Glen Innes Open Door Youth Centre to keep its doors open.
08 May 12 | HELEN Goodall, the McGrath Breast Care Nurse will be visiting Glen Innes this Friday to talk to cancer patients, their carers and family.
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