Forbes’ talented young rugby league players gain access to the same training programs as their city counterparts in the future – right here at Red Bend Catholic College – thanks to a new partnership with Penrith Panthers and Western Rams.
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Eat Your Greens received a Silver Award at the National Savour Australia Restaurant and Catering Hostplus Awards for Excellence in the Events Caterer Category.
Just when we thought the Forbes Can Assist Dancing Stars couldn’t get any better, they did.
Epic effort by all involved, check out the gallery and videos.
Dozens of people turn out to have their say on the new CBD master plan that’s in the making.
Toilets, shade and seating were top of the public agenda.
Family and former staff members gathered from as far away as Canada to celebrate the 60th birthday of Flannery’s Pharmacy.
In six decades of business, Flannery’s has survived seven major floods, dispensed more than four million scripts, trained 37 pharmacists and performed more than 85,000 blood pressure checks.
Steve Loane takes the top job with Forbes Shire Council.
Local motorcycle racer Neil May took out a national title in the Australian Historic Road Racing Championships.
May holds state titles and has been runner up in previous years, but this year he took the podium with his replica Manx Norton Featherbed.
Arts-based tourism in Forbes was promised an almost $450,000 boost over the next three years with Evolution Cowal Gold Mine backing Grazing Down the Lachlan and the sculpture trail.
The partnership will significantly speed up the Somewhere Down The Lachlan sculpture trail.
Vast Solar released plans to add a 50MW PV solar plant to its pilot concentrated solar thermal plant at Jemalong.
The Botanical Gardens is set to receive a new amenities block with the approval of funding from the NSW and local governments.
The Forbes and District Soccer Club, working closely with Forbes Shire Council, secured a $146,236 grant from the 2015 Asian Cup Legacy Surplus Funds.
The facilities should be built before the next soccer season.
