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Young Artists Capture local Spirit in GCH's 2024 Calendar
Staff Reporters
GCH social media content creator Gareth Olver shows off a GCH 2024 calndar illustration with his kids, Siobhan and Cailin. Picture supplied
Health Boosts for St Arnaud with free checkups
Staff Reporters
St Arnaud residents will be able to check their health for free at a special event in the lead-up to Christmas. Picture Shutterstock
GCH annual report shows $62m impact and regional health benefits
Staff Reporters
Chief executive, Greg Little said GCH was dedicated to supporting people and families in times of need and addressing health and social inequities throughout the Grampians, Wimmera, and Western Victoria regions. Picture file
Opinion
Poor little Jenkins, how will he cope with girls?
Garry Linnell
Some people genuinely believe in the superiority of elite same-sex education. Picture Shutterstock
Stawell Trotters Cup: The Penny Drops seeks hometown win
Tony Logan
Stawell owned and trained gelding The Penny Drops will attempt to add a home-track trophy to the collection at Laidlaw Park Stawell on Sunday afternoon. Picture supplied
Lions club faces uncertain future, enters two-year recess
John Hall
Stawell Lions Club member Peter Martin and president Marie Hosking. File picture.
The biggest processors in Aussie agriculture
Ed Gannon
The biggest processors in Aussie agriculture
Christmas Tree Festival ignites holiday spirit
John Hall
Stawell CWA members, Julie Cass, Jo Bertram and Jenny Cray at the Stawell Christmas Tree Festival. Picture supplied
Early cars made in Stawell
Stawell Historical Society
Young and Legders Garage in the 1930s on Wimmera Street, Stawell. Picture supplied
Harness racing returns to Horsham
Anthony Logan
Armstrong trainer Leroy O'Brien, driver Chris Alford and part-owner Trevor Peacock with 2yo gelding Always Be Blakey after his impressive 18m victory in slick time at Melton on Thursday, November 23. Picture supplied

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