LOCAL traders are up in arms over Indigo Shire Council’s decision not to review its ban on displaying goods against the windows outside local shops. --->

A STANLEY woman has devised a corker of an idea that will help provide more loan equipment, such as wheelchairs, to those suffering from motor neurone disease. --->

BEECHWORTH ratepayers and traders were able to air frustrations on a range of Indigo Shire Council related issues during a community forum last week. --->

BEECHWORTH Secondary College student, Sophie Donaldson, spent her school holidays doing work experience with Parks Victoria in Wangaratta. --->

A SMALL group braved the inclement weather to attend the launch of the Women’s Suffrage Self-Guided Cemetery Walk in Beechworth last week. --->

BEECHWORTH is set to host its first “more sustainable lunch” on October 18 as Sue Adams, registered personal trainer and exercise instructor, teams up with Allan Parker of Gigi’s Restaurant and Peter Mim from Goldfields Greengrocer. --->

BEECHWORTH will have to wait another week before it rejoins the Wangaratta and District Cricket Association A grade scene after being given a bye in the first round, which kicks off this Saturday. --->