INVERELL Rotary presented Merv Campbell with a citation recognising his service to the Club and the Inverell Community on Wednesday morning.
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Merv recognised for his dedication and service
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Hawks aiming for a place with Glen Innes in major semi
THE Inverell Hawks will face the Glen Innes Magpies tomorrow.
A win would most likely secure them second place and a major semi-final spot.
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Ethan's dream week
IN A blistering week, Ethan Kimmince has announced his presence in Europe with two third placings and his first win since leaving Australia in March.
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Making a difference at Kokoda hospital
SIX members of Inverell Rotary and Inverell East Rotary Clubs along with two other people travelled to Kokoda in Papua New Guinea last month to complete three houses that will house up to four nurses employed at Kokoda Hospital.
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Government considers returning court sittings to Inverell
While inspecting the new $5million courthouse compex in Armidale recently, the New South Wales Attorney-General, Greg Smith, said he would consider scheduling sittings again for the Inverell District Court if there is enough demand to sustain it.
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Local golfer skippers Australia to victory
BRETT Drewitt captained the Australian team to win the Four Nations Cup in Queenstown, New Zealand from October 13-16.
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Guns stolen from home, police appeal for information
Police from New England Local Area Command are conducting investigations following the theft of three firearms from a home north of Inverell at the weekend.
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Winning wines promote local region
TINGHA winemaker Mark Kirkby accepted several awards at this year’s New England Wine Show, held in Glen Innes.
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Stolen goods worth $6000 recovered by police
POLICE have recovered about $6000 worth of stolen electrical goods following a three-week investigation by Inverell detectives.
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Apex keeps the carnival going
Three members of the Inverell Apex Club have been busy with preparations for this year’s Venetian Carnival.
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Latest salvos fired in pokies war
A letter to the editor from Clubs NSW, published in today's Inverell Times, has prompted Community Services Minister Jenny Macklin to question some of the claims made by the industry body.
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Gay marriage activists meet independent MPs
Tony Windsor met supporters of gay marriage at a dinner on Monday night.
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$20,000 grant to promote Opera in the Paddock
Artistic director for Opera In the Paddock, Peta Blyth, has welcomed state funding of $20,000 a year over three years to promote and market the annual concert.
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Thieves steal from Northaven
Northaven, a recycling service that employs disabled people, has been the victim of thieves with 17 recycling crates stolen over the last two years.
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Battle ahead for Strang
Josh Strang will need close to a miracle if he is to defend his Grand National Cross Country (GNCC) title this weekend.
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Community kitchen gets cooking
A retired chef, local businesses and the government have banded together to run a community kicthen at Inverell's Uniting Church Hall.
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Claire earns state cap
Inverell schoolgirl Claire Lennon has been selected in the NSW PSSA Girls Cricket side.
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Wheeler jailed for 18 months
Debt collector Frank Wheeler was jailed this morning for intimidating an Inverell business owner and a police officer.
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Warialda student performs an original song at spectacular
Warialda High School student Ben Nelson performed at the Creative Arts in Public Education Regional Spectacular (CAPERS) held in Tamworth on Friday and Saturday.
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Thriller tie in Connolly Cup match
Inverell snared three late wickets to tie the MA Connolly Cup match against Glen Innes on Saturday.
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