Lost Lola back – after 143 days
GAWLER Council staff have helped reunite a couple with their long-lost pet pooch, Lola, nearly five months after she went missing.
Stephen King and wife,...
RSL’s Little to step down
A NEW face will take the reins of the Gawler Returned and Services League (RSL) sub-branch, with Paul Little stepping down as president after...
Walls backflip as stonemason bid scrapped
GAWLER Council has backflipped on a proposal to employ a stonemason, just two months after the move was passed by elected members.
Councillor Diane Fraser...
Bursting with German heritage in Lyndoch
LYNDOCH took centre stage in the Barossa Valley on Saturday when its renowned Budburst Festival attracted more than 200 locals and visitors to an...
Class of 2021 sent off in style
GAWLER & District College B-12 celebrated its year 12 students as the graduating class of 2021 on Thursday.
On what was their final day of...
Lily gives youth a voice
A STUDENT from Gawler & District College B-12 has a place on South Australia’s first Student Diversity Advisory Council (SDAC).
Year 12 pupil Lily Schulz...
$50,000 Keno win – for second time
IT was a feeling of deja vu for a Gawler man who won $50,000 in Keno last week.
The local, who is remaining anonymous, scored...
Childcare centre for 83 kids is planned for Aspire estate
PLANS for a new childcare centre in Evanston South’s Aspire residential development have been revealed as part of a development application to Gawler Council.
The...
Textile weekend labelled a success
THE 12th Gawler Textile Art Weekend (TAW) on October 9 and 10 proved a winner with local craft lovers.
Nine groups set up displays of...
River ready to lend an ear
RIVER the labradoodle may be small but she is about to make a big difference in the life of her new owner Maureen McKenzie.
Maureen...
Hunt still on for ice cream arsonist
POLICE are still searching for the person responsible for setting a beloved ice-cream truck alight in April.
The van belonged to the Elizabeth Friend...
