Ex-butcher Reg dices with history
Reg Tiller holds up his hands and fingers, all intact despite 36 years of slicing meat as a butcher.“I should have lost one finger which...
Purple haze hits Pirie
Bursts of beautiful purple haze came in the wake of a storm which hit Port Pirie last week.The town’s Jacaranda trees lining stretches of footpath...
‘Bear and the paddywagon’
It was a dark and lonely night, but Bear, the dog from Solomontown, was up to his Houdini tricks.As with the legendary escape artist, there...
Pirie drenched by record rainfall
Port Pirie was drenched last night as more than a quarter of the city’s average annual rainfall fell – and more is expected.The Recorder...
New fines for overstaying RV travellers
Port Pirie has amended its policy towards recreational vehicle travellers.In a review of the RV Friendly policies at Port Pirie Regional Council, civic leaders...
Revival: Fresh talks on BH Club
Despite some uneasy moments, talks are expected to resume about relocating the BH Club to the golf course in a $6 million development.Mayor John...
Tributes on street signs
Residents may have noticed a distinctly red tone added to their street signs.Council is installing new street name signs around Port Pirie to commemorate...
Scent with love
You can call him a Moodle, but Maxi is more of a football hound than a catwalk canine.The white Maltese-Poodle-cross turns five years old today...
The grandeur of creation
What a wonderful world we live in.We have every reason to gasp in amazement as we contemplate the grandeur of creation and let our...
Inclusivity through cricket
WHYALLA - The Woolworths Cricket Blast program has wrapped up for Whyalla in 2024, with the program showcasing the bright future of the sport...
