KINGSTON had a come from behind victory against Border Districts in the A grade game at Gall Park last Saturday.

Kingston were trailing by 15 points at three quarter time to only decide to win the game in the last quarter with a stunning r...

I ATTEMPTED a little recruiting drive last week, but failed miserably.

Dewberry Cottage sales ladies, Ruth Hillier and Beth May all but declared themselves unavailable for the rest of their lives.

ON a great day for footy both teams started well and made good use of the ball to score early in the senior colts on Saturday.

As the quarter developed so did Kingston’s control of the game.

A FEW positives from the matches on Saturday for Kingston with the C Grade netballers playing  a great team game, but unfortunately Borders were just to strong in the end.

Our young 13A girls had another fantastic win with all the gir...

ROBE’S A Grade netballers are knocking on the door of a finals campaign and it’s the first time in anyone’s memory at the club that they’ve been so close.

The Roosters look to finish fourth after recording a strong win against Nangwarry on...

POTENTIAL buyers inspected the Prime SAMM rams at Punari stud in Kingston on July 13.

Their visit was part of the South African Meat Merinos’ field day involving six studs throughout the SE.

LOCALS and tourists flocked to the Limestone Coast Food Group’s latest farmers’ market in Robe.

Although the market is not usually held in Robe during winter, the July event at the Institute attracted a “wide variety” of customers.

IT was the first time Kingston had seen the City International Gospel Choir perform.

And it was also the first time the choir members had seen Kingston.

Kingston Lawn Rangers and Grandma’s Pantry are thriving and three new staff have been hired in the past few months.

The two  business enterprises of Kingston Supported Employment Service  have grown steadily in the past 12 months...

A SPECIAL family of the Aboriginal community, embodying the 2010 NAIDOC Week theme, were invited to the Kingston celebration on July 9. 

Aboriginal elders Auntie Lettie and Uncle Bevan Nicholls and their son Doug were guests helping&...