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Tamworth Powerstation Museum is celebrating 136 years of Tamworth as the First City of Light with an anniversary open day this weekend.

The Cottage Restaurant and Bar has earned itself a reputation as being Armidale’s premier dining destination. For good reason.

Tamworth’s Boer War Memorial Fountain is one of 15 war memorials across the state to receive funding for care and upkeep.

Students from as far away as Nashville, NZ and across Australia will head to Tamworth for The Academy of Country Music Senior Course.

Armidale Secondary College (ASC) has announced their new Principal will be Kim Allford, expected to join the troubled school later this month.

After a backlash from patients, Health Minister Mark Butler has stepped in to avert a plan to defer and delay dozens of new medicines.

Aruma’s new home in Tamworth is creating more opportunities for local children with disability and those showing signs of developmental delay.

It’s time to raise a glass as Tamworth’s version of Oktoberfest takes over Scully Park at Wests, once again on November 23.

Walcha has claimed bragging rights after locally bred horse Knight’s Choice claims this year’s Melbourne Cup.

In a significant milestone for the community, the Glen Innes Severn Public & TAFE Library will celebrate its 70th anniversary this year.