Local news
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Second Avenue building turns 100
Local newsOn Saturday, their loyal customers came to celebrate their milestone birthday.
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No lights and burst pipes at the Springs Long Distance Taxi Rank
Local newsFurthermore, many of the toilets at the rank either have no water because there are no taps or there are…
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Veritas College raises money for cancer at the shavathon
Local news“Any chance we get to help out, we'll take it,” says Dr David Payaniandi, marketing manager at the school.
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Come enjoy fantastic Rand Show
Local newsCaxton Local Media is, for the first time, an official media sponsor of the Rand Show, which celebrates its 125th…
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Residents wants humps at dangerous intersection.
Local news“Right now, there are no humps or traffic lights to curb the speeding,” says van Rhyn.
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Builders feel cheated by metro requirement
Local news“It feels like we are paying for the enviromental studies the metro can't afford,” says Kessopersadh.
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Local company donate container pool to Pinegrove Primary School
Local newsThe company partnered with Eastern Gauteng Aquatics (EGA), to sponsor a second, fully-functional Learn to Swim container swimming pool, with…
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Men – young and old – knowing the Big 5 male cancers could save your life
Local newsSponsoredRaising public awareness of cancer is paramount to encourage early detection, which in turn could save lives. It's important for…
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Meshack Maseko struggles with the treatment given by the Far East Rand Hospital
Local newsIn addition to the agony he experiences, Maseko is worried about how long he has to live as he alleges…
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Springs police get their hands dirty
Local newsThe Springs police officers got their hands dirty on March 1 when they cleaned the police station.
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Residents unite for a better surburb
Local newsResidents of Wight Park met at Indaba Park Meyer Drive for a general meeting to hopefully resolve some of the…
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Urgent upgrades needed at the Springs Civic Centre, licensing department
Local newsThe majority of the damage is outside the licensing department which sees hundreds of people walking through everyday.
