High Arts opens on Thursday night
The Peppin Heritage Centre will host the High Art exhibition opening on Thursday.
Deniliquin High School students will present their work at the annual High Arts Exhibition from this Thursday night.
Deniliquin Council deputy mayor Ashley Hall will open the exhibition at 6.30pm at the Peppin Heritage Centre.
Exhibition organiser and art teacher Alana Parker said the exhibition would ‘‘definitely impress’’.
‘‘The exhibition will include visual arts and textile and design.
‘‘It will be completely mixed work, including animation, ceramic and much more.
‘‘Everybody is welcome, it will be a great show,’’ she said.
Finger food and refreshments will be available at Thursday’s opening, which is expected to last until 8pm.
The exhibition will be open at the Peppin Heritage Centre until December 16.
Rosie Keech, Sophie Beehag, Lachlan Mercer and Ben Currie have their artwork featured in the exhibition.
Shepparton man to face child porn charges
A Shepparton man will face court today after being charged with child porn offences.
Frustration abounds in Pigeons win
Most people at the J C Lowe Oval left on Saturday evening talking about the game but not the result. Pigeon Coach Chris Kennedy summed up the feeling adequately when he said after the game; “it was a frustrating game, but my players weren’t responsible for the frustration.”
Fundraiser for Mactier statue
The move to extend the Tatura War Memorial area and honour Victoria Cross hero Robert Mactier with the erection of a statue in the Hogan St gardens named in his honour, continues.
River Rats ready for country championships
Echuca-Moama Hockey Club players will take to the hockey grounds in Melbourne for this weekend's Victorian Junior Country Championships.
Substance abuse and violence discussed at forum
Outreach worker Les Twentyman, a local policeman and ERH worker, were among guest speakers at the Rochester and Elmore District Health Service community forum about substance abuse last week.
Smorgasboard of football on show in Ky
Over six hours of junior football is scheduled for Kyabram Recreation Reserve this Sunday.
Armoured vehicles collide, injuring 10 at Puckapunyal
Ten people were injured after Two Australian Light Armoured Vehicles (ASLAV) collided during a training course at the Puckapunyal Military Training Range in on Wednesday, May 22.
Finley Rec. Reserve funding almost complete
The Finley Apex Sports and Community Centre has secured a $500,000 grant from Regional Development Australia.
Amateur radio on the O'Keefe Rail Trail
A purpose-built bike, equipped with amateur radio, will be on the O'Keefe Rail Trail tomorrow.
Racing into history at Winton
Cobram residents John Anderson and Ian Cobb will race down memory lane this weekend when they compete in the annual Historic Winton.
Open day at fire station
Deniliquin Fire and Rescue's open day has been hailed a success by captain Bill Muirhead.
Lamb mortality rates under scrutiny
The Department of Environment and Primary Industries (DEPI) is investigating incidents of abortion or still-births under the Lamb and Kid Mortality Surveillance Project.(LKSMP).
Benalla Art Gallery's expansion plans unveiled
The Benalla Art Gallery's plans for expansion have been unveiled at a community dinner.
Discover unbelievable local deals from local businesses every week in the Goulburn and Murray Valley area with Leapon.com.au!
Search properties for sale or rent across North Central Victoria and Southern NSW. Visit your local website for local homes....
Search for published and unpublished photos from McPherson Media Group newspapers and magazines. All our photos are available to purchase.
Thankyou for your comment.
Your comment will appear once it has been approved by MMG staff.