Cultural festivities at Solomontown Kindergarten
The Solomontown Kindergarten held a day of celebrations on Wednesday for the National Aborigines and Islanders Observance Committee week (NAIDOC). A variety of activities were...
Karen Bowering’s 40 years of Solly service
She is the face you are greeted by each time you step into Solomontown Primary School and this week, Karen Bowering celebrated her 40...
Jubilant Jamestown’s title
Students from seven schools across the region met last Monday for the Port Pirie science and engineering challenge, apart of a national competition held at the John...
Pirie’s free WiFi unavailable
The Port Pirie Regional Council has advised that the free public WiFi is currently unavailable. Council has disabled the WiFi, whilst a technical issue is...
Truck flips, man hurt
A 51-year-old man from Victoria has been reported for driving without due care after he rolled a truck on Wandearah Road on Monday night. Before...
Friday night trots returns
The Sunday night trotting meeting trial has finished at the Port Pirie Harness Racing Club and racing will resume on Friday night.It is a...
Pirie’s police history brought to life in new book
The former Deputy Police Commissioner, John White made a visit to Port Pirie on Tuesday to speak about his new book, More than just bricks...
New faces in Pirie
Have you and your family welcomed a recent addition this year would like to give them an official welcome in the paper? We are taking...
Demons play with fire
Northern Demons soccer club celebrated another chapter in its history with the grand opening of its $1.5 million redevelopment at Byrne Park on Saturday. The...
June dry, not as cold as last year
Rainfall to the end of June was the lowest since 2002, according to The Recorder’s weather statistician Joe McLaughlin.He said the month had more than its usual...
Screaming Jets hit Whyalla
WHYALLA - The inaugural ‘Forged In Steel’ music festival was held in Whyalla over the weekend, with The Screaming Jets headlining in a rocking...
