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Netballers play above and beyond
24 May 12 | On Sunday three Glen Innes sides travelled to Armidale to play in the Armidale carnival against sides from around the area.
24 May 12 | The annual Glen Innes Tennis Club Championships drew to a close on Sunday with all finals being completed.
24 May 12 | LAST week, fourteen adrenalin junkies from Glen Innes and Emmaville headed off on the second Bronze Duke of Edinburgh canoeing trip on the Nymboida River.
Cross country winners
24 May 12 | FORTY five students travelled to Uralla on Monday May 14, for the Armidale Diocesan Cross Country Carnival. Congratulations to each and every one of them for their sportsmanship and for trying so hard.
24 May 12 | THEY may have been just ‘making up the numbers’ and not found success at local shows, but a fleece from a crossbred ewe owned by Bill and Carol Newberry went on to win a champion ribbon at this year’s Royal Easter Show.
24 May 12 | LIKE it or not, believe in its benefit or not, the fact is the National Broadband Network (NBN) is being rolled out across the country and will eventually make its way to Glen Innes doorsteps.
Taking action to lock Glen gates
24 May 12 | THE Northern New England area may be sitting on a dome of granite but that, according to local Lock the Gate affiliate group, does not make the region safe from CSG mining.
24 May 12 | GLEN Innes locals, Liz Chappell of ‘Devon House’ Dundee, and Helen Mackay of Rangers Valley Station, met HRH Prince Charles when they were visiting the Edinburgh Botanic Gardens earlier this month.
Thank God for the Salvos
24 May 12 | THE Salvation Army’s Red Cross Shield first appeared in 1915 in front of their army field tents, offering tea and comfort to the soldiers on the frontline
22 May 12 | Earlier this month, Lex and Judith Kiehne celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at Ben’s Falls Retreat, Emmaville.
22 May 12 | AT the second Annual ‘Crackin’ Cancer Horse Trail Ride’ held last week, thirty-three participants were treated to a demonstration of horse training and handling of an unbroken stock horse by local horse trainer, Mark Langley.
22 May 12 | GET off your backsides or risk long-term spinal damage and developing chronic disease.
22 May 12 | A 64-year-old woman was killed near Glen Innes on Saturday afternoon after her car slammed into a tree.
22 May 12 | GLEN Innes residents, or in fact anyone anywhere with a phone number, are not immune to computer scams as one local woman found out the hard way.
A million paws led the way
22 May 12 | OVER 40 dogs and their owners turned up on Sunday morning at the Standing Stones in perfect weather to take part in the RSPCA’s Million Paws Walk.
20 May 12 | A 64-year-old woman was killed near Glen Innes on Saturday afternoon after her car slammed into a tree.
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
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