Friday, September 18, saw completion of KayJay Angus on-farm yearling Bull & Heifer sale.

Pahiatua's Water Filtration Plant was opened by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern on Friday.

Dannevirke High School's First Football Eleven has had it tough this season.

Bupa Waireka Care Home residents wore bright pink clothing recently for Pink Ribbon.

Spreading winter warmth for a third year in a row has benefited Dannevirke's food banks.

Rangatira Croquet Club held their opening day on Saturday September 12.

Bookings for Pahiatua's Community Car have changed in Pahiatua to The Trust Tararua.

Major changes to Woodville District's Vision community committee took place.

At The Hits, we're thrilled to be running "Laugh it off" with Vet Services Hawkes Bay.

Spring, when the first item in Dannevirke's Spring Festival did not take Town Hall stage.

PGG Wrightson's sale of 50 calves at Mangatainoka ranged between $50-70/head.

Ngati Kahungunu has begun putting into operation a post-Covid emergency response team.

Māori Language Week (Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori).

Wig Wednesday has been held at Mangatainoka School for a number of years

Blair Moynihan from Pahiatua has been awarded the Chief Scout award.

Tararua Football competition resumed with strict field placements.

Dannevirke's Twelfth Grade representative side is playing well in Primary Rugby.

Social darts remains popular in Dannevirke, even with level 2 restrictions in force.

The New Zealand drama Savage is currently screening at the Regent Theatre in Pahiatua.

Combined Adolescent Challenge Training Unit (CACTUS) programme was run at Tararua College.

In 2018 Dannevirke Lions undertook a project to propagate a quantity of rata trees.

Daffodils by the bucket loads festooned the stalls scattered from Dannevirke to Eketahuna.

Four years ago Napier born Dean McRae discovered Dudley Arms Hotel in Mangatainoka

At Te Miro Farm we are on a three-year project to restore and enhance the Manawatū River.

Gembrooke Stud holds its first on-farm sale of 44 top Polled Hereford and Angus bulls.

Fonterra is staying ahead of the game regarding Covid-19 safety.

Emma Brunton received her Queen's Guide award from Governor-General Dame Patsy Reddy.

Aotea senior rugby finished top of the Hawke's Bay Senior Two grade.

Rangitane's Te Kete Hauora decided to run workshops to teach people to make masks.

Megan Seatter was awarded the Wackrow Memorial Award for Service to the community.