Local news
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‘We are losing this side of the battle’
Local newsThe most historic part of the town’s old cemetery has been destroyed to the ground.
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Ilana benodig ’n rolstoel na Pusher se sindroom diagnose
Local newsDie sprankelende Ilana Thomas (11) van Lydenburg is nou naby genoeg aan die huis dat haar ma se vriendinne haar…
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Lydenburg’s Mash FM celebrates milestones
Local newsWorld Radio Day was celebrated across the globe on Sunday February 13. Radio is still one of the most widely…
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Gemeenskap tree self in om D737 te herstel
Local newsDie Olifantspoortjie[pad (D737) is tans in ’n beter toestand nadat firmas, wildsplase en boere noodgewonge verlede jaar ingespring het en…
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‘Certain issues’ cause delays
Local newsWhite Hazy Building Construction has been at the site working on the upgrades for the past few weeks, and is…
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Pedestrian hit by car on R40, dies on scene
Local newsA pedestrian was hit by a car on the R40 next to the old showgrounds towards Riverside, and died on…
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God’s Window skywalk to be completed within two years
Local newsPlans for the long-awaited skywalk at God's Window in the Blyde River Canyon Nature Reserve seem to be on track,…
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Golf day held to contribute to a good cause
Local newsCathy Schutte, an animal rescuer at the shelter, thanked the organisers for a job well done.
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IN PHOTOS: Airlink Pumas deliver roses this Valentine’s Day
Local newsThe Airlink Pumas surprised a few lucky ladies this Valentine's Day by personally delivering some red roses.
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Rhino conservation history made as first calf is born at Care for Wild
Local news“This baby is a symbol of the life and light that is possible. She is hope for the species and…
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VF Plus vra munisipaliteit vir meer voertuie vir verkeersafdeling
Local newsDie VF Plus het onlangs na die Mbombela Plaaslike Owerheid uitgereik om meer voertuie aan die verkeersafdeling op Hazyview beskikbaar…
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Burgersfort Wood Centre celebrates 20 years
Local newsBurgersfort Wood Centre has made major improvements to the store, which is conveniently situated on the R37 beyond the Tubatse…
