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23 May 12 | More than 1,920 mattresses have been collected from the Cessnock Local Government Area since a trial recycling and reprocessing mattress was introduced in 2010.
Inside League with the Shadow - Column 11, 2012
23 May 12 | Column 11 reports a great Goanna victory over the premiers, a disappointing loss for the Bulldogs while the Knights are grateful for the bye.
Latest sports trio into hall of fame
23 May 12 | Three Cessnock sports stars were among the latest list of 13 inductees into the Hunter Sporting Hall of Fame on Sunday.
23 May 12 | Cessnock became outright leaders of the competition when they were far too strong for reigning premiers Maitland winning 26-6.
23 May 12 | In a wake up call before the big Coalfields Derby with arch rivals Cessnock Kurri Bulldogs suffered their first loss of the season, 34-18 to Western Suburbs Rosella’s.
23 May 12 | Weston Workers Bears were taught a lesson last Sunday in their 3-2 loss against Hamilton Olympic playing until the final whistle.
23 May 12 | Local women are invited to join Cessnock's newest community organisation, The Cessnock Sisterhood.
23 May 12 | The Hunter Valley Wine Industry will come together at Lindeman’s winery, for the sixth annual Hunter Valley Legends and Wine Industry Awards on Thursday, May 24.
23 May 12 | Cessnock City councillors will make an on site inspection on land where a developer wants to build a 102 room hotel on land off Wine Country Drive, Pokolbin.
Cessnock Country Music Festival
23 May 12 | This weekend’s Cessnock Country Music Festival could be the biggest in the event’s six-year history, with acts such as Gina Jeffreys expected to draw large crowds.
18 May 12 | CESSNOCK hitman Ken Brooks has been jailed for 38 years. Brooks, 47, will be eligible for parole in 2038 after he was previously found guilty by a jury of killing Duri farmer Jeffrey Ryan for $30,000.
16 May 12 | Weston Workers Bears Football Club had a 4-0 win over West Wallsend last Sunday at Thomas and Coffey Park to improve their position.
16 May 12 | Cessnock made the racing headlines again over the weekend with Robert Thompson claiming the $20,000 Gunnedah Cup (1600m) on Sunday.
16 May 12 | Cessnock continued their unbeaten start to the 2012 season when they overcame arch rivals Wests to record a solid 22-8 victory.
16 May 12 | Kurri Bulldogs continued their unbeaten run over the strong Wyong side in what was the perfect lead up to the all important clash with Western Suburbs at Kurri on Saturday.
Inside League with the Shadow - Column 10, 2012
16 May 12 | Column 10 reports a great win over the traditionally powerful West Rozellas, the Knights are walloped by the Cowboys while Kurri Bulldogs downed Wyong in a tough encounter.
16 May 12 | Councillors Jeff Maybury and Allan McCudden will be the council representatives on a community reference group for the Huntlee New Town development near Branxton.
Boost for Kurri Men's Shed
16 May 12 | Kurri now boasts its own Men’s Shed, thanks to funding from Newcastle Permanent Charitable Foundation.
16 May 12 | Visitors from all around Australia, Europe and New Zealand congregate at Hunter Valley Gardens from Friday to Sunday for the national titles for German Shepherds.
Kurri gets health care boost under Federal budget
16 May 12 | Member for Hunter, Joel Fitzgibbon, has welcomed last week’s budget announcement to provide $1.99 million to Kurri Community Health Care under the Health and Hospitals Fund.
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