By APEC vice president, Sonia Van De Kamp Adelaide Plains Equestrian Club (APEC) members enjoyed a nice leisurely trail ride through the Mt Crawford forest for their event on Sunday April 28. Even though we were all wishing for rain, the weather was absolutely perfect for a Sunday plod along. After the ride everyone got […]
Two Wells Playgroup has started the new term with a new venue and a new timeslot. The well-supported group has crossed the road from the local primary school to the Uniting Church hall, and will now hold weekly sessions from 9am-11am every Tuesday during school terms. Playgroup coordinator Tegan Magin said the new space was […]
City of Playford councillors, Clint Marsh, Peter Rentoulis and Cathy-Jo Tame, are eager to stimulate and promote Virginia as the ‘Heart of the Foodbowl’, with the hope of ultimately achieving a branded image of the area, similar to what other famous regions, like the Barossa and McLaren Vale, enjoy. At the beginning of last month, […]
Letting their imagination run wild was the order of the day for 23 children who attended Adelaide Plains Council’s library school holiday workshop on Tuesday, April 16. Held at the Two Wells Uniting Church hall the Lego animation session was facilitated by Cameron Edser of GooRoo Animation Cameron introduced the group to different types of […]
A SPATE of vandalism attacks at the Two Wells golf course in recent months has left a trail of destruction and repair costs into the thousands for its dedicated members, with the club worried it may be forced to close if it continues. As well as a break-in on November 1 last year, fences have […]
A RENEWED push for improvements at the coastal township of Middle Beach has seen the formation of a new working party. The Friends of Middle Beach (FOMB) group will become an incorporated body following a community meeting in Two Wells on April 10, which saw around 30 people attend to discuss issues affecting the seaside […]
The Two Wells Book Club usually reviews a book each month for the readers of the Echo. This month however, Suzanne and Rose from the Adelaide Plains Library take readers through the most widely borrowed titles in South Australia over summer. If any of these books strike an interest, you better move quickly if you […]
CONSUMERS could face a price rise in eggs – they could become more eggspensive – on the back of soaring production costs. With little government subsidies available for intensive primary production, Days Eggs managing director, Dion Andary, put their current plight to State Primary Industries Minister, Tim Whetstone, when he visited the Lower Light facility […]
The old saying, ‘You’ve made your bed, now you have to lie in it,’ is usually associated with making negative decisions, but for Lewiston teenager, Tenelle Simons, the bed she made is proof she made all the right ones. Tenelle achieved an impressive ATAR of 93.5 in her SACE studies last year and earned herself […]
The red, blue and white, as well as the green and gold, was out in force at the Adelaide Plains Council Australia Day breakfast held in Two Wells on Saturday. More than 220 people crammed into the community centre to enjoy a delicious meal of bacon and eggs, toast, beans and sausages cooked by members […]
