Clutha Health First's annual financial report reveals surpluses, but they are less than those for the previous financial year.
A public farewell will be held for long-time Balclutha physiotherapist Dr Stephan Milosavljevic tomorrow night.
Dark clouds and the occasional rain shower did not put off crowds as thousands flocked to Tapanui on Saturday for the 99th annual West Otago A and P Show.
A new war memorial for the former West Otago township of Kelso has received support from the area's community board, and could be in place by next Anzac Day.
Community fundraising towards a new aquatic centre in Lawrence is on track to meet its $400,000 target.
If the laughter and splashes were anything to go by, Balclutha residents were happy to be back in heated water on Saturday, after 18 months with their swimming pool closed.
The momentum behind the new West Otago health centre is growing as contractors register their interest in designing and building the facility.
Lawyers fear it is only a matter of time before courthouses in Balclutha and Oamaru close permanently after a day of change for the country's district courts yesterday.
South Otago farmer Steve Wilson says there is no quick solution to reduce quad bike injuries.
The Government was yesterday in damage control as Oamaru and Balclutha community leaders rallied following the courts shake-up announced on Wednesday.
A little Christmas cheer has arrived early in Balclutha, with news the Christmas parade will return this December after years of hiatus.
Mataura is coming to terms with the closure of its sheep-processing plant, two weeks after the Alliance Group announced plans to shift it from the town.
Wind, rain and hail failed to dampen the enthusiasm of Operation Owen volunteers, who worked around the clock over Labour Weekend to build a home for a Kaitangata family.
A safe has been found in the Catlins bush, with almost $11,000 inside.
Work to strengthen the Clydevale Bridge is expected to begin next year, after the New Zealand Transport Agency agreed to help fund the project, reversing its decision last month to delay the work.
A Milton man is facing an unusual dilemma - what to do with 2700 litres of home-made wine.
The woollen mill shop owned by the former QualitYarns in Milton has been saved from closure after it was bought by a Christchurch knitwear company this week.
The Gore District Council has recorded an unexpected deficit of $1.6 million in the 2011-12 financial year after it was discovered its library books were overvalued by nearly $1 million.
A proposal to pump sewage from Pounawea to Owaka in a bid to solve a long-standing discharge problem at a council-owned camping ground has been approved by the Clutha District Council.
A proposal to create a sewage pipeline from Pounawea to Owaka has drawn criticism from an Owaka resident who fears it will limit the township's development.