Cemetery trees gone
Moe residents advocating for the protection of an avenue of trees at Moe Memorial Park Cemetery were "shocked" and saddened to see the trees removed last week.
Respite care for families
Latrobe Valley carers will have more opportunities for a much-needed break when a new respite house for people with disabilities opens in Ann Street, Morwell next year.
A dreamy performance
Flinders Christian Community College students will bring to life the story of Joseph and his Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat tonight and Friday when they perform the famous musical.
Race for a healthy community
Indigenous students Leticia Dalton and Hayden Edwards reached their final destination at Latrobe Regional Gallery on Tuesday after completing their own mini "amazing race".
Blooms for research
Yellow daffodils brightened up Purvis Plaza in Moe on Friday and Saturday, where Moe and District Cancer Council Volunteer Group raised thousands of dollars selling fresh daffodils and other items.
Emergency systems in place
The best of Latrobe Valley's emergency services and relief providers participated in an emergency relief simulation exercise at Kernot Hall, Morwell last week.
Churchill artist’s debut show
Churchill's Nicole Moorhouse is "completely stoked" to be holding her first public art show, after successfully applying to exhibit at arcYinnar recently.
Valley endures cold snap
Latrobe Valley residents could be forgiven for wondering if Mother Nature was a little confused, with weather conditions switching from balmy, to gusty, wet and even snowy.
‘Humble champion’ remembered
Vale Bruce Bremner - 2 May 1944 - 15 August 2013
First step towards healthy living
One of the Latrobe Valley's largest employers is moving to provide a healthier environment for its workers in a bid to set an example for other local businesses.
Hunting for style
Going by the name of Interior Hunter, a Traralgon woman is paving the way for small business interior design.
Working together
Having hammered every nail and erected every post, 40 Kurnai College students were proud as punch at the opening of a hut they recently built.