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Community Notices | Who's doing what and when in our Tamworth community

Rachel Clark

Plans have been lodged to transform part of Chelsea Farm at Kootingal into a commercial horse facility. Picture by Peter Hardin

The facility would be complete with an onsite vet and amenities.

Plans lodged for new horse training and boarding facility in Kootingal

Jonathan Hawes

Telstra mobile customers will be impacted by transmission upgrade at Nundle. Picture file

Nundle residents have complained about poor connection for years.

Nundle to be hit with mobile phone outage while Telstra upgrades network

Samantha Newsam

The popular cowboy crawl is on again as part of this weekend's Hats Off To Country festival. Picture Supplied.

The Hats Off To the Bush concert is a new feature event.

Get ready to saddle up for the 24th Hats Off To Country mini festival

A $2 million new childcare facility is slated for newly created Moore Creek residential subdivision Eagle Ridge Estate. Picture by Peter Hardin and insert supplied by MAAS Group Properties

If green-lit, the development is estimated to cost $2.9 million.

New 122-placement childcare centre DA lodged for Moore Creek subdivsion

Damon Cronshaw

Suicide prevention expert Shayne Connell said the planned law was 'a step to preventing suicide and promoting life'. Picture by Max Mason-Hubers 

Government agencies to be 'accountable for suicide prevention'.

'More than a piece of paper': suicide prevention law with 'accountability'

Meet the team who will man the counter at Miss Juju's reopening: co-owner Garron Pannan with staff member Eli Pike, Rikki-Lee Allwell, co-owner Vong Pannan, and Zoe Mulligan. Picture by Peter Hardin

Customers have placed their orders and booked tables in advance.

Oh Banh Mi! The grand reopening of Miss Juju's West Tamworth shop

University of Newcastle (UON) medical students Anna O'Mara and Yannick De Silva are completing their final student placement at Tamworth hospital through the UON medical program. Picture by Gareth Gardner

The UON takes pride in providing positive rural exposure.

How many medical students opt to practice regionally post studies?

She's My Travel Agent's Lou Brock, Tamworth Business Chamber board member Katherine Sherrie and president Matthew Sweeney, and Tamworth mayor Russell Webb at last month's launch for the 2024 Tamworth Quality Business Awards. Nominations close on July 19. Picture by Peter Hardin

Customers have until Friday, July 19, to lodge nominations.

Closing soon: final call for 40th annual Quality Business Awards nominations

Sam Longmore, from Ohh Bulldust, will share her personal story, as well as knitting tips, during a workshop in Walcha. Picture supplied by Ohh Bulldust

'Knitting with Resilience' will be held in Walcha on August 10.

Sam refused to let an accident define her, now she hopes to inspire others

Community

DROUGHT-stricken families may see&nbsp;some relief&nbsp;with Burke and Smyth Real Estate staff rallying together with the Atrium Shopping Centre&nbsp;to host a family fun day in the name of R U Aware We Care.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Dozens of people flocked to Burke and Smyth’s family fun day fundraiser in Tamworth in aid of local drought affected farmers.  

Mollie Robinson was all smiles with a bright butterfly painted on her face.

Rodney the clown impressing the children with his ballon skills making this young girl a hat.

Dozens of local kids had the time of their lives on the jumping castle and its obstacles in The Atrium for the event.

Bailey and Lochie Weik with Kellie Roberts, dressed as Cinderella.

Colourful creations were the name of the game and these kids came out the winners on Saturday at the drought fundraiser.

Grace, with a huge smile on her face painted as a tiger from Saturday's celebrations.

Carolyn Morris, delighting the children with her face painting skills dressed as a colourful unicorn

Brodie Sims racing the cars around the sepcially made remote control car track.

Jessica Nipsalla, and Ivy and Grace, with cheesy grins while getting their faces painted on Saturday. 

Seana and event organiser, Kellie Roberts, dressed a princess Elsa and Cinderella at Saturday's 'R U Aware, We Care' fundraiser in Tamworth. 

DROUGHT-stricken families may see&nbsp;some relief&nbsp;with Burke and Smyth Real Estate staff rallying together with the Atrium Shopping Centre&nbsp;to host a family fun day in the name of R U Aware We Care.&nbsp;&nbsp;<br>