Robyn Bristow

A historic Greta Valley landmark, surrounded by 15.5ha of rolling countryside, is up for sale.

A large­-scale solar farm being proposed at a 100-hectare site in North Canterbury has some nearby residents up in arms.

A large­-scale solar farm being proposed at a 100-hectare site in North Canterbury has nearby residents worried.

Roger Hornblow has been appointed as Cheviot Area School's new principal.

New signage is helping keep cyclists and walkers safe on the Mike Kean Walkway running along the Ashley/Rakahuri River in the Ashley Rakahuri Regional Park.

Single yellow roses, a symbol of Zonta for 24 years, were presented to three Rangiora women on International Women’s Day, in recognition of their outstanding service to their community.

Two of Rangiora’s long serving iconic bands, Rangiora RSA Club Brass (Rangiora Brass Band) and the McAlpine’s North Canterbury Pipe Band are joining together to present A Salute to Edinburgh at 2pm on Saturday, April 15.

But the end may finally be in sight for restoration work on Glenmark’s St Paul’s Anglican Church.

Federated Farmers is urging farmers who need stock feed, and those willing to donate or supply it, due to Cyclone Gabrielle, to use the National Feed Coordination Service.

Encouraging young people to take part in their local show is the aim of this year’s Mt Beautiful Cheviot’s A&P Show copresidents, Lynda and Phil Dickson.

The Oxford Garden Club celebrates a milestone on March 9

When new-born, Marley Gentleman, would not settled at night, Katie’s gut told her something wasn’t right.

North Canterbury Community Support (NCCS) is on the move thanks to Arthur Burke Mazda, in Amberley, supplying it with a car.

A blast of colour will rain down on Victoria Park in Rangiora on Sunday.

Submissions close on the review into the Future For Local Government at the end of February.

The local show is a massive part of the community, say Frank and Ginny Macfarlane, co-presidents of the Amuri A&P Association.

Preschoolers at Educare in Kaiapoi are sad, and upset.

The proposed landfill, north west of Oxford, could end disastrously, says Olivia Smith, a Year 9 student at Oxford Area School.