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A NIGHT at the cinema is fast becoming a night on the couch according to local teens.

TOURISM and hospitality businesses need an influx of tourists these school holidays to bounce back from Victoria’s fourth lockdown.

MEN have been reminded to check in on their own health, as well as looking out for their mates, this Men’s Health Week.

DINING tables were swamped by schoolbooks and laptops this week as families quickly reverted to a remote learning setting.

RAY White Ararat’s Adam Walker has been recognised as an Alan White Elite Performer for a second year by the company.

RESILIENT Ararat cluster schools will collaborate on a creative art project in the coming months funded by the state government.

ARARAT Physiotherapy and Health staff are donning their walking shoes this month for the May 50k fundraiser.

ARARAT College has announced that former drama teacher, Bryan Kennedy, is returning to the school 18 years after he departed to direct their

ARARAT Car Club will take the next step in expansion thanks to a government grant for safety upgrades at One Tree Hill.

THE Ararat Eisteddfod Mini Competition has attracted young dancers from across the state to the Ararat Town Hall this week.

ARARAT Live is returning post-COVID to a new and larger venue, moving performances into the Town Hall for the 2021 season.

ARARAT College staff member and former student, Janine Adams, has officially retired from a 40-year career devoted to Ararat’s state high

ARARAT ballerina, Amy Harris, returned to the Ararat Town Hall stage on the weekend to reflect on her journey from Ararat to the pinnacle of

CARAVAN park owners and Ararat residents are questioning the opening arrangements of the Gum San Chinese Heritage Centre.

Former Why Not? and ACE member, Francesca Suffield, reflected on Ararat’s history with International Women’s Day this week.

ARARAT government schools are beginning to see the benefits of the Victorian Government’s statewide tutor program.

THE Ararat Eisteddfod committee is going against the cancellation tide, planning an extra event for its 2021 calendar.

MAROONA Primary School has recently celebrated Angela Reynold’s 35th year in education.

CUPID’S loveless arrow has hit local florists hard at a time when they are usually capitalising on the Valentine’s Day rush.

BUSINESSES have been left to pick up the pieces following this week’s snap lockdown, losing tens of thousands of dollars.