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After more than 40 years and thousands of editions, Scott Stewart (middle) has signed off from the Warracknabeal Herald and Wimmera Mallee News. Owners David (left) and Andrew Ward joined a strong group of friends and family who said farewell to Scott in September. Free to Read

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After more than 40 years, Scott Stewart departs the Wimmera Mallee News family, poised to embark on a new chapter in life.

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Farmer fined $15,000 for sheep neglect

Horsham Rural City Council will ask the Planning Minister to appoint an independent panel to consider 10 unresolved objections to proposed heritage controls across the municipality.

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Council seeks help with planning impasse

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Foxes hold top spot in senior table tennis

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John McTaggart (left), Noel Taylor, Michael Haebich, Keven Liersch, Rodney Overall and Rev James Wood with the $2500 cheque presented by the Dimboola Lodge to the Warracknabeal Shed Project. Photo credit: SUPPLIED

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The July school holiday Storytime and Teddy Bears' Picnic at Warracknabeal Library gave children the chance to enjoy stories, songs, and fun activites with their favourite cuddly companions. Photo credit: SUPPLIED

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Beyond books: libraries support contemporary communities

Outgoing Brim Lion Club president Max Max Golder (middle) welcomes incoming president Colleen McPherson, surrounded by Warracknabeal Lion Club president David Mansfield (left), Alan Smith, Matt Crisp, Emma Mansfield and Aaron Boyd. Photo credit: DAVID WARD

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Lions clubs celebrate year of service

Committee member Sharlene McGinniss (left) and Warracknabeal A&P Society president Kristy Keys are urging the community to get behind the 137-year-old Warracknabeal Show by volunteering and attending the upcoming community meeting. Photo credit: DEE BALLINGER

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Show committee calls for community support

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Decades of dedication to preserving Nhill’s aviation heritage have earned Graham Drage a life membership of the Nhill Aviation Heritage Centre.

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Life membership for aviation dedication

Tennille Jonasson, Nathan Holland, Sharon Brown, Cptn Russell Brown, Darren Winsall, Ist Lt Cam Whelan, David Ward, Declan Whelan and presenting the awards on behalf of the CFA, acting ACFO Mark Hilderbrandt.

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Almost two centuries of service honoured

Returning Rotary president David Drage holds the club gong, with board members Christine Gunn, Carol Wilson, Ross Johns, John Aitken, Wendy Hewitt and Chris Hewitt.

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Rotary set to create lasting impact

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Championships set for exciting final round

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