Plea for lost Lady
A Traralgon dog rescue centre has made an impassioned plea for the public's help in finding an emotionally unstable border collie cross.
Refreshing new look
A Mirboo North pool committee is optimistic about the pool's future after recent consultations with the South Gippsland Shire Council.
Park fee hike angers Lyle
A Morwell disability pensioner fears he may no longer be able to visit national parks following a proposed camping fee model.
Leaders commended
TWO local Scout leaders are among 270 Victorian leaders to be recognised for their contribution to scouting and young people.
Time to grow the mo
Men have swapped smooth and shaven for bristled and brazen in their quest for the ultimate moustache this Movember.
Market to spring into action
MORWELL'S central business district will become a hub of creative excellence and sustainable ideas tomorrow night for a spring market and festival as part of the ReActivate: Latrobe Valley initiative.
Nutritious relief
Latrobe Valley residents doing it tough will receive much-needed food relief from today, thanks to a new partnership between food rescue organisation FareShare and GDF SUEZ Australian Energy.
Facing up to fears
For a year nine student cracking several jokes in front of a large crowd could be the "toughest thing they ever do".
The truth set free
Sharing the confronting stories of a brave few has motivated Geraldine Coy to write a book about the experiences that led to her fleeing her home of South Africa.
Historic house to remain
VCAT rules to support the retention of the historic Ostler's House at Ryan's Hotel in Traralgon.
Time to pause and reflect
Communities across the Latrobe Valley came together in quiet reflection on Monday, with school children once again playing a major part in Remembrance Day services.
Dreaming the ideal city
Treat your city like a garden, or you will kill it. That was one of the many take-home messages from an urban planning workshop with renowned Dutch designer Bart Brands last week.
