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Exchange wins money for hotel music

Live music grant

MORE MUSIC: Exchange Hotel publican Nick Murray will use a $50,300 Federal Government grant to develop a live-music area at the rear of the Horsham venue. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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PHOTOS: ‘Fun and free’ Bright Sparks workshops a hit at St Brigid's College

‘Fun and free’ workshops a hit

NEW CHALLENGE: Sofia Barlow-McCallum, left, and Holly Bird participate in a Weird Science workshop at St Brigid’s College as part of a Bright Sparks program. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER
TOWN ICON: Nhill silo, the subject of a community development plan, provides an imposing backdrop to cricket action at Nhill’s Davis Park. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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Nhill community sparks silo development plan

Silo plan

MIXING IT UP: Elsa Matthias, on saxophone, and Karl Carman, tuba, practise at Horsham Rural City Band Hall in Horsham. The band is going through a revival and opening the door for more instruments and players. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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Open door for Horsham Rural City Band musicians

Band evolves

TEST RUN: Work of First Nations artist Gail Harradine is projected onto Natimuk’s GrainCorp silos.

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Natimuk silo projection night test

Projection night

FEELING THE BEAT: Choreographer Gilbert Douglas guides Francine, of Jung, during a Wimmera Dance Challenge workshop on Saturday.

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Art is... dance challenge

Art Is...

MOVIE TIME: Horsham East Rotary Club president Zane Bell, left, and Horsham Rotary Club president Doug Mitchell promote a June Again movie fundraising night. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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Rotary club movie experience for polio project

Movie experience

Lyall Wheaton.

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Country music returns to Horsham RSL

Country music returns

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Bluey bound for Horsham

Bluey bound for Horsham

SPLASH OF COLOUR: Horsham’s St Brigid’s College and Ss Michael and John’s Primary School joined forces to present a colour run for students. Pictured from left, college students Grace Camilleri, Megan Delaney, Zarli Hair and Ashton Murray soak up the atmosphere. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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PHOTOS: A splash of colour for Horsham schools fun run

Splash of colour

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