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A tree in Alexandra Cemetery has been felled after what the Central Otago District Council (CODC) believes was a deliberate act of damage, sparking disappointment and concern in the community.

A familiar Alexandra service station will be temporarily closing its doors after nearly two decades in operation.

Sixteen years ago, Andrea and David Ritchie drove through Clyde, spotted a collection of largely derelict stone buildings and decided to take them on.

Despite a freezing, fog-laden morning, a strong crowd gathered in Clyde to mark Anzac Day this morning, showing the community’s enduring respect for the fallen.

From lab coats to lilies, a return to creativity has led Caro McFarland to open The Daily Stem in Clyde’s historic main street.

Horse has triumphed against human once again following last weekend’s Only Fools and Horses running race in Wedderburn.

As winter closes in ice hockey club coach Richard Wallis is directing a team of volunteers as they install new bleacher seating around the town’s ice rink in preparation for the upcoming season.

Alexandra Library is once again drawing families in with a lively mix of activities aimed at keeping children entertained and connected over the school holidays.

Horse has triumphed against human once again at the Only Fools and Horses running race in Wedderburn.

The second running of Alexandra Airport’s ultra marathon was ‘‘unbelievable’’, organisers say.

Overcast weather did little to dampen spirits as thousands gathered in Clyde yesterday for the town’s longest-running event, the annual Clyde Wine and Food Harvest Festival.

Alexandra St John has taken delivery of a small device that is going to make a big impact, thanks to a local Lions club.

No sooner had she completed one 100km-run, Alexandra women Hannah Presswood was straight on to planning the next.

Pranksters with an arch sense of humour provided some chuckles in Roxburgh this April Fool’s Day.