Evelyn Thorn

A book featured on the most recent Gore District Library story walk has a Gore connection.

Sunflowers seem to turn heads.

A buddy programme is looking for adult buddies to inspire the minds of young people in South Otago.

Sunflowers seem to turn heads.

The best bit about classic cars is showing them off.

Clinton School pupils (from left) Tova Collie, 12, Ava Wells, 11, and Henry Sutherland, 8, show off their grass creations at the Clinton Flower Show held at the Clinton Community Centre last week.

Clutha Valley Primary School pupils (from left) Fritz Bineati, 10, Jack Unahi, 9, and Alice Stirling, 10, hold up various exhibit at the Clutha Valley Flower Show on Friday, February 16.

A blast from the past in vehicle form visited South Otago earlier this month.

Waihola Cricket Club member Levin Coulter-Butler gets speedy with it during his run of the Waihola Cricket Club’s annual speed shear fundraiser at the Waihola Tavern recently.

Culture was celebrated through food last week in Balclutha, and a group of people aimed to help a cause by getting involved.

A new primary school principal has said she has come "full circle" since getting the role.

The 88th Clinton Flower Show was held on Friday last week.

Ten years old.

This week’s winner of the Silver Fern Farms Local Legend prize is Mikayla Manston, of Balclutha.

The Southern Field Days Waimumu were held last week.