2000 expected at winery run
Published by Krystal SellarsThe Hunter Valley Winery Running Festival is on Sunday, July 22.
Tuesday, July 17, 2018
Camel rides come to Pokolbin
Published by Krystal SellarsCamel Milk NSW is bringing camel rides to De Bortoli Wines.
Kurri CBD upgrade, Branxton-Greta cycleway on wish list
Published by Krystal SellarsCessnock City Council will submit two funding applications to the next round of the Res...
Monday, July 16, 2018
Discount guide now available
PublishedCessnock City residents can now access the Resident’s Buy Local Guide.
Chilly nights in Cessnock
Published by Krystal SellarsCessnock has shivered through its two coldest nights of the year.
Former breakfast radio host David Collins loses battle with cancer
PublishedFormer breakfast radio host David Collins has lost his battle with cancer.
France lift second World Cup after 4-2 win
Published by Ben MckayFrance is rejoicing in a new generation of footballing heroes after Les Bleus defeated ...
Developers, Catholic church make move on massive industrial estates
Published by Michael ParrisThe subdivisions would double the size of the Beresfield-Thornton industrial area.
Rush for counselling: battling farm families cry out for help
Published by Belinda-Jane DavisRural Aid's counselling service already looking to expand.
Acclaimed authors visit Cessnock Library
Published by Monique SmithAcclaimed authors Jeremy Scott and Amanda Howard will visit Cessnock Library next week.
Sunday, July 15, 2018
Two hospitalised after Weston house fire
Published by Sage SwintonA large number of animals were inside the home at the time.
Some sour, but organisers hail sweet and savoury day a success
Published by Sage SwintonMore than 6000 people attended the Hunter Valley Cheese and Chocolate Festival.
Hunter freezes through icy temperatures
Published by Sage SwintonIt got down to -4.9 degrees in Cessnock.
THE BIG DRY: A listening ear for farmers
Published by Monique SmithCessnock's Gary Bentley is one of four newly-appointed Rural Aid counsellors.
Bricks, pins and hats fly in Stroud bid for record books
PublishedThe town made its pitch for glory on Saturday, attempting to knock over Kempsey's recor...