Claire Allison

The countdown is on for one of the Aigantighe Art Gallery’s biggest exhibitions.

Mark Webb is leaving lakes and rivers for the ocean.

The big band sound is back. After a successful midwinter tea dance at the West End Hall last year, the Bay City Big Band is performing again this weekend.

Courses aimed at ensuring older people are safe on the roads are being held this month.

The new Caroline Bay playground is proving 15 times more popular than its predecessor.

Aged care provider Arvida has confirmed it is selling its Strathallan retirement community to Presbyterian Support South Canterbury (PSSC).

Opihi College year 13 pupil leaders Hazel Johnston and Coby Hines are already counting down to Temuka’s very first Relay For Life to be held in just under a year’s time.

From the kitchen table in Clandeboye, to the home office in Temuka, to an actual office in Timaru, Judith Mackle has been an integral part of Access Community Health for 35 years.

The latest chapter of John Threlkeld’s life is coming to an end.

Four South Canterbury charities have each received an early $10,000 Christmas gift.

For the past 18 years, Daniel Naude has been the name and face behind South Canterbury’s road safety efforts.

The South Canterbury Chamber of Commerce’s final Business After 5 event of the year netted $3000 of vouchers for the Christmas Angels appeal.

New Rangitata MP James Meager was looking forward to kicking off the action in Parliament yesterday.

The biggest contingent ever of South Canterbury Kyokushin Karate students to compete in a tournament brought home a swag of medals from the event.

The Pleasant Point Climbing Group is aiming high to establish a new facility in the town.

Timaru will be coming up roses as it hosts the National Spring Rose Show in the Caroline Bay Hall this weekend.

A 30-year police career has come to an end for Timaru senior sergeant Dylan Murray.

He has been at the helm of Central South Island Fish & Game Council since the organisation came into being in 1991.