Horizon pushes to the end
Staff and students at Horizon Christian School in Balaklava have pushed to the end to complete the Push Up Challenge, finishing just outside the...
Dry July journey begins
July is almost upon us and that means many people, including from the local community and sporting clubs, will forego alcohol throughout the month...
Flour friendly volunteers needed
A not-for-profit and community-run bakehouse is looking for more volunteers to strengthen and expand production.
The Petersburg Bakehouse opened in October, 2022, giving volunteers the...
Burra’s basket of hope
A Ngadjuri woven basket sculpture, believed to be the first council-initiated Ngadjuri public sculpture, has been installed at Burra Creek Park.
Ngadjuri, Narungga, Ngarrindjeri and...
Flippin’ good replacement
A statue of an orca has been installed at the Jamestown Swimming Pool, replacing the twice-stolen dolphin statue named Flipper, after the local council...
Splash of colour as showtime draws near
It is almost showtime as final preparations are being done for Balaklava Community Arts’ latest production, The Little Mermaid, with the curtain to raise...
Murph’s piece of paradise
When one thinks of prime pineapple growing conditions, one would immediately think of sunny Queensland, not the cold winter in the Clare Valley.
But, Brian...
Police News: Kapunda thief arrested at Burton
A Kapunda man has been arrested after an alleged robbery and an attempted robbery in the early hours of last Wednesday morning in Adelaide’s...
Institute future discussed
The historic Saddleworth Institute could be put up for sale after the Clare and Gilbert Valleys Council last week voted to begin the community...
Clare Valley Code Blue
Another Code Blue has been put in place for the Clare Valley for the next week, ensuring people who are experiencing homelessness or at...
Edith Terrace works near complete
Renewal works on a section of Edith Terrace in Balaklava, which had been damaged by tree roots, is near complete, joining already completed works...
