Penny Gordon and Eden-Rose Flack.

Chase Mackay and Saxon Hayes.

Alia Zuliani and Molly Browne.

Forbes Public School students Clarissa Mitchell and Edie Price with the hearts containing the students’ pledges.

Que member and social director Wendy Neville showed off her hockey skills when Parkes Hockey Olympian Mariah Williams surprised Que members with a visit at their monthly meeting recently.

Aimee Woods on vocals from Forbes and Esther Bruce on saxophone from Parkes combined their talents at Grazing Down the Lachlan last Saturday creating a perfect musical vibe for the event.

Parkes Que Club Vice-president Ann-Marie Winter (right) welcomed three new members recently. They are (L-R) Janene Dwyer, Heather Harvey and Joanne Burke.

Little Extras Lifestyle was one of many businesses putting up displays and decorations in their shop windows to show their support.

Black and white balloons and signs went up all over town with this group of faithful supporters getting in the spirit early Sunday morning.

Students at Forbes North Primary School dressed up to wish their team all the best.

Many Forbes businesses showed their support with the Michael Robinson & Co employees dressed up in team colours.

Vanessa Edwards and Maleaha Clark (2.5 years old) dressed up for the Paint the Town REad reading day in Cooke Park on Friday.

Kane (11), Ivy (7) and Axel (9) Dickerson at the Parkes Show on Tuesday.

The Morley family recently moved to Alectown and did a wonderful pantomime rendition of Roald Dahl’s version of Little Red Riding Hood in his book Revolting Rhymes at the reading day. They are (L-R) Anderson, Amelia, Juliette and Chris.

Brenda and John Davies enjoyed the sun coming out at the Parkes Show.

Antonella McFayden was out and about on a rainy day.

Shannon Bray and Billy Spence working hard at Forbes Central Butchery.

Mandy Mason, Willoughby Noble and Ellie Noble seen shopping in Forbes this week.

Jayden Maloney and Brock Payne were seen out and about in Forbes.

Holy Family students Boundy Johnston and Ali Al-Maliky doing an activity at Eco Day on Wednesday.

Lilly Gharib, Jasmin Stonham and Rylea Bell at Isabel’s Place in Forbes.

Year 5 students Aliza Roberts, Adrian Sasmoyo, Jazmin Lucas and Addison Wild from Middleton Public School enjoyed Eco Day in Parkes on Wednesday.

CEO of First Languages Australia Beau Williams with Skye Harris, Donna Payne and Charlie Oraha at the Parkes Library last week.

Iesha Thompson and Angela Fitzpatrick were among the 80 plus people who attended the First Languages Australia Talk.

Shelbie Smith and Amelia Callaghan enjoying time out at Sylo.

Mick and Aleashia Taylor out and about in the CBD.

Alex Feringa and Talia Harding were spotted shopping.

Zoe and Hannah Connell.

Rose Jones and Antoinette Affleck.

Stafford Orange, Philippa O’Donnell and Benson O’Donnell attended the opening of the Kate Kelly Exhibition in Parkes last Friday.