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Wimmer River Parkrun set to continue

Parkrun set to continue

Wimmera River Parkrun will celebrate it

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Motoring trios en route for Variety Bash

En route for charity

SPIRITED FUNDRAISERS: Wimmera 2019 Variety Bash drivers, from left, ACE Radio Horsham station general manager Brendan O’Loughlin, Mark Ballinger, Brendan Netherway, Rick Smith, Brendan Khan and Alan Perry started an 11-day motoring trek across Australia yesterday. Picture: LOTTE REITER
Tim Leeming. Picture: YouTube

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Tim Leeming honoured for bravery

Leeming honoured

YOUNG CREATIVE: Horsham College year-11 student Nikita Deckert, centre, has illustrated a 14-day devotional that will be included in a goody bag for Operation 19:14. She is pictured with volunteer and organising member Yolande Grosser, left, and Wimmera Design and Print’s Leah Dumesny ahead of the free family fun day at Horsham’s Sawyer Park on Sunday from noon to 4pm. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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Family fun focus for Operation 19:14

Family fun

WINNING SERVICE: Horsham St Vincent de Paul store manager Heather Gardner with the store’s award.

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Recognition for Horsham ‘Vinnies’ store

Recognition for ‘Vinnies’ store

Jane Buckland with Sasha the Japanese spitz at Horsham Wimmera Kennel Club show at Horsham Showgrounds.

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PHOTOS: Horsham Wimmera Kennel Club show

Dog show

RECOGNITION: Glenda Hewitt, left, accepts a gift basket from Rural Northwest Health board chair Julia Hausler during her final board meeting.

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Hewitt accolades on departure

Hewitt accolades on departure

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Elmhurst hall project to start

Elmhurst project

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Stawell U3A visits grain park

Stawell U3A visits grain park

FIGHTING SPIRITS: Warracknabeal’s Charlie Phelan, 13, front, with school mates and supporters, from back left, Jack Evans, Jaxon Moloney, Sophie Evans, Olivia Hallam and Nicola Clyne, prepare for a third annual NF Hero Walk. The fundraising event, starting at Warracknabeal’s Lions Park on August 25, raises money for the Children’s Tumour Foundation and genetic condition neurofibromatosis, or NF1. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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Warracknabeal ‘Heroes’ walk for NF-free future

‘Heroes’ walk for NF-free future

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