RAIN may have washed out some events, but Myrtleford’s biggest weekend of the year has still been hailed a resounding success. more --->

AN impressive turn out at the community pool day at the Myrtleford pool had locals in a swimming frenzy last week. more --->

MYRTLEFORD hosted beer-brewing royalty on Tuesday, as brewers descended on Rostrevor Hop Garden to select and pick hops for a premium beer. more --->

A SIX-week trip to Kenya as part of World Youth International has changed the life of Myrtleford’s Blaize Montgomery. more --->

A MOVE to overhaul the country’s ailing health system by taking control away from the states and territories has been welcomed by the board of Alpine Health. more --->

DESPITE inconsistent weather, the 50th Myrtleford Festival was one to remember as locals and tourists flocked to the various events and shows on offer on the weekend. more --->

THE secrets to a long and happy marriage, according to a Bright couple who walked down the aisle 60 years ago, are pretty simple. more --->

ALPINE Health has received a $96,000 State Government boost that will see the purchase of vital new equipment in Myrtleford and Bright. more --->

WORK on Myrtleford’s Ablett Pavilion is close to being completed in time for round one of the Ovens and Murray football season on April 4. more --->

MYRTLEFORD may have lost its opening pre-season hit out against Wodonga Raiders at the weekend, going down 15.17 (107) to 8.8 (56), but there was still plenty of encouragement on offer for new coach Stan Magro, with a host of young players performing well. more --->

MT Beauty skier Britteny Cox returned home from Vancouver last week, and despite earning the pride of the nation after her efforts at the Winter Olympics, her father Graeme said the 15 year old hadn’t changed a bit. more --->

WHOROULY Gapsted is in the box seat to reach the Wangaratta and District Cricket Association finals after dismissing City Colts for just 133 in a do or die clash at the weekend. more --->