Stand Like Stone Foundation celebrates
IT was a sell out event at The Barn Palais last week as the Stand Like Stone Foundation celebrates 20 years.
The foundation gathered...
Stuckey’s farewell
KANE Stuckey will say goodbye to Mount Gambier/Berrin soon, as he prepares to make the move interstate.
As a huge part of the local...
In memory of Fred Lindsay Ellis
Fred Lindsay Ellis was born at Lameroo Hospital on May 6, 1927, the second child of Albert George and Ella Mary (née Pridham) from...
Christmas appeal donations open
THE Mount Gambier/Berrin community are encouraged to dig deep this festive season with the annual Community Mayors Christmas Appeal underway.
Each year, City of Mount...
Lioness Club in Christmas spirit
IT is beginning to look a lot like Christmas after the Lions Club of Mount Gambier Lioness Club helped decorate the town’s Christmas tree....
Shoppers get into Christmas spirit
AVID Christmas Parade viewers will be in for a treat this year as the main street will remain closed until late afternoon.
Held on November...
Media company enters liquidation
The company behind the creation of Mount Gambier based online newspaper The SE Voice has gone into voluntary liquidation.
Blue Lake Media Services Proprietary...
Small communities continue to remember
A SMALL but intimate Remembrance Day service was held at Port MacDonnell this week.
Reverend Doctor Murray Earl spoke at the gathering, highlighting the importance...
Looks a lot like Christmas
IT is beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Mount Gambier/Berrin with the AAM Timber Christmas Parade underway.
A total of 51 floats...
Lap the Map with Lioness
THE Lions Club of Blue Lake City Lioness Club will get their walking shoes on this week as they take part in the Lap...
Open gardens delight locals
Glorious weather drew a crowd of more than 200 to enjoy the Naracoorte Hospital Auxiliary's inaugural Open Gardens Day fundraiser on Sunday, November 3.
Two...
