Bill Campbell

A lack of grading and for-midible  potholes produced a surface so slippery that a St John driver refused to drive an ambulance on Taieri Peak Rd, near Palmerston, to an accident, last winter...

Palmerston's community board is to ask the Waitaki District Council to move the town's bus stop back to, or near, its original location following growing community frustration with the new site.

Veteran broadcaster Lawrence McCraw is about to launch his fifth private radio station.

The East Otago Health Centre in  Palmerston is almost halfway to completion.

After more than 50 years helping distribute Palmerston’s post one way or another, Joan Paul has delivered her last letter.

Most people dream of what they would do with 10,000 airpoints, but Maheno School already knows.

Demand from exhibitors was already high for the second East Otago Field Days to be held at Palmerston in October, field days president Paul Mutch said recently.

Construction of the new Palmerston Health Centre is about to start.

he 2017 Palmerston and Waihemo 150th A&P show will celebrate the development of the show into a wide-ranging East Otago community event.

A once-popular long-distance passenger train service between Dunedin and Christchurch could be back on track by June next year.

Construction of a new health centre at Palmerston will begin in February.

After months of uncertainty, mail delivery is highly likely to continue at the Karitane store for Karitane residents who wish to collect their mail there.

The re-election of Ken Brown to the Waihemo Community Board marks his 30th year of service to the Palmerston and Waihemo areas.

The youngest freemason leader in 138 years of freemasonry in the East Otago town has been installed at Palmerston’s Masonic Lodge.

It appears bus companies have not been told Palmerston's main bus stop has been moved.