As of Sunday 20th October, Orange City Council will begin work on a new concrete footpath in Peisley Street between Franklin Road and East Fork pedestrian bridge on the eastern side of the street.
Orange New South Wales will have its name on the world stage, as it prepares to host ten international wine bloggers from the United States. Each delegate has built a career from digging deeper into the wine industry, exploring what is on trend in terms of wine variety and style and broadcasting that on social media, to tens of thousands of followers and subscribers.
The community of Orange has planned ahead and has the capacity for steady economic growth despite the drought, according to Mayor Reg Kidd.
A proposal for a new housing subdivision at the northern end of Leeds Parade is being considered by Orange City Council. Read More
Work is set to get underway on constructing Orange’s newest roundabout, at the corner of Hill Street and Matthews Ave.
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Orange’s extra sources of water made a significant contribution to the city’s water supply during September, despite the ongoing drought. Read More
Three new meeting dates for Orange City Council have been set for the coming weeks. Read More
Orange City Council today started releasing water from Spring Creek Dam to improve water availability ahead of what is predicted to be a dry summer.
Orange is set to move to Level 5 water restrictions. This weekend’s change to daylight saving time has been chosen as the date when residents will make the switch from Level 4.
The historic Wentworth Mine at Lucknow is set to be the backdrop for an outdoor exhibition of newly-created quilts.
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