The amazing kitchen team pumping out hot fresh meals from the new Meals on Wheels kitchen in Callaghan St.
Parkes Mayor Ken Keith OAM and Member for Orange Phil Donato where on hand with MOW staff to officially
open their new premises.
The BBQ trio who served up sausage sandwiches for lunch to a very eager crowd.
A massive thank you to the BBQ volunteers who fed the masses.
A few of the sideline supporters enjoying the competition.
The best canteen helpers a club could ask for.
Tom, Georgie, and Grace from St Lawrence’s Parish School rocked the airwaves like seasoned pros on their DJ shift at 97.9 Valley FM radio station.
Tom had the beats dropping like it’s hot, Georgie had everyone grooving in their living rooms, and Grace… well, let’s just say she single-handedly brought the party vibes to your earbuds.
Who knew our friends had such hidden DJ talents? Tune in next time and keep dancing, Valley FM fans
The second day of the 142nd Parkes Show was a success.
The Young Woman and Miss Teenage entrants enjoyed a walk around the show.
The Junior Showgirl and Master Stockman, were both very popular events this year.
Number 7 about to strike had everyone’s attention. Forbes wins 4 – 0.
It was no stretch for Forbes Foxes who defended well and took the game.
Forbes never took a backward step against Grenfell Stingers.
Alana Folau, Kate Thomas, Andrew Thomas, Caleb Crisp and George Thomas.
Jesse Shorter and Rachel Brown.
Coco Calabro, Knox Calabro, Angus Walker and Emrys Cassidy.
The August muster was held on Sunday 13th August.
Thanks to each and every person who braved the weather to join in.
The afternoon was very enjoyable with a wide variety of talent from a number of walk-up entertainers
Being a ballerina or dancer is just like being an artist.
Creating shapes and lines that are beautiful to the eye.
Lots of line work #parkesschoolofdanceinc
Over 80 volunteers planted 500 trees and shrubs at the new Parkes Wetlands site.
Parkes Shire Council was proud to partner with Central West Lachlan Landcare Inc, and Fulton Hogan, who donated 500 jute planting squares, stakes, and biodegradable guards.
Local residents turned out in record-breaking numbers on Sunday for National Tree Day.