Saturday, July 20, 2019

City of Armadale news

Exhausting 700-kilometre bike ride worth it to see change

Chloe Vellinga -
A local businessman will soon swap his desk chair for a bicycle seat to take part in a 700 kilometre ride for charity. Alita Constructions...

Locals asked to please dig deep

Go the mighty blue and white

Armadale ladies go from strength to strength

Bid to open Jull Street Mall to traffic once again

Local stall holder’s great idea is growing

Be alert, not alarmed

‘Sometimes you have to throw a few grenades’

“We have no leads as to where he has gone”

Locals object to big dwelling application

Sailing the high seas

Litterbugs still causing trouble in Kelmscott

Kelmscott Hall back to its former glory

Wildcats visit delights kids

Push to help the homeless

Keeping the homeless warm this winter, one bag at a time

Men’s machinery boost

Old piano ready to hit the streets

Former chief executive looks back

Its a German affair

Ready for the big league

Did someone say bacon?

Family pleading for return of stolen bikes

The doctor who had done it all

Police make Sean’s day

“We shouldn’t have to fight over our bays”

Local school needs your help

Groups shocked by cruelty figures

Flu strikes pregnant mother

In memory of Stu

Mural celebrates our colour

Could you run 350kms?

A hair-raising career

Reward offered for sentimental car

Council debate over ugly topic – rates

Mobile service helps those in need

Over 55s village, a reality for Roleystone

Students ready to showcase talents

Dolls sent to South Africa with love

What will happen to Lot 801?

Severe weather warning

Dedicated coach loves seeing player’s progress

Meet one of Armadale’s newest constables

We have a new Miss Kwobordok

New book takes a closer look at our history

Families benefit from integrated service

Local pets gets the snip

Masters hit their stride on the water

Bandanas logo has a knock out message

Meet Jiu-Jitsu Jimmy

Poppy takes on the country’s best

Plenty of support to see a splash of colour on tank

Keeping people warm, one scarf at a time

Local artist’s high hopes

Local school to get additional flag poles

Youth festival a huge success

Local exhibition, a real delight

Volunteers recognised for decades of service

Mammoth ride all in the name of charity

Life with cystic fibrosis

Old-school fair, a huge success

Club celebrates its long history

New law and police complex to replace outdated facilities

Resident asks for support to stop council rates increase

Veterans catch up for a laugh and chat

Locals issue with hooning

Sheer determination helps create new album

Building will stay: PTA

Show enables students to learn about cattle

Rare find on local verge

Trip opens students eyes to third world struggles

Lights, camera, new opportunities

Balancing beams, forts and sand pits, all in the name of play

A cuppa for a great cause

Weights to help on windy streets

Dog versus drone

Donations help students get grooving

Embracing culture with local festival

‘Everything has been destroyed’

School celebrates 30 years in style

No slowing down for top paddler

New weapon to fight fires

Bubbles’ dramatic rescue

Numbers up for Armadale dawn service

Unattended candle burns down home

Patients receive special gift

Elana’s talent shines through

Brigade’s Easter run a huge hit

Dramatic arrest for alleged tyre slasher

Local talent hits the big league

Time to pack up tools

Couple’s acrobatic performance hall’s first

President wears multiple hats

Witness shaken after fatal crash

Local teacher one of the best

Lottery owner held at knife point

Mum’s mission to give back

Locals vital to WA film’s production

Ongoing water battles in Roleystone

Star cricketer comes to Bedfordale

Patience is the key this Easter break 

Local pub’s high hopes for glory

Arts bring generations together

Lucky escape for Seville Grove family

R U OK? message at Camillo school

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