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Ararat Musical Comedy Society is getting its production of ‘Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs’ back on track for a rescheduled 2021 season.

ARARAT College has been forced to amend its dux announcement for 2020 after naming the wrong student.

PARKRUN will return to Ararat after a 10-month hiatus tomorrow morning, January 16, at Alexandra Gardens.

MARIAN College’s 2020 Dux, Bridget McGuckian, has walked away with an ATAR of 98.4 to open-up her path into medicine.

ARGUABLY Ararat’s largest and longest running street party, the ‘Burke Road Bash’ has celebrated its 30th year COVID style.

ARARAT College has highlighted an improved English result in 2020 despite their median study score dipping to a seven-year low.

MARIAN College has been extremely pleased with its year 12 cohort for achieving impressive results despite a turbulent year in education.

PRINCIPAL Bill Hill is departing St Mary’s Primary School at the end of this year to take on a new position in Melton.

A MAROONA Christmas tradition has returned, putting a farmer’s flare on festive decorations.

ARARAT College has celebrated student achievement to culminate one of the most challenging years in education.

LIVE music returns to town tomorrow night and it’s hoped it will provide a much-needed boost for hospitality.

ARARAT dancing icon, Christine Carey, has retired from a 50-year career dedicated to teaching generations of local dancers.

A FREAK storm on Sunday has flattened hundreds of acres of crop in the Langi Logan area ahead of what was going to be a promising harvest.

LOCAL Djab Wurrung supporters were left in the dark on Saturday when traditional owners failed to attend the very event they had planned.

THE Simpson Lions Club didn’t let the District Convention’s move online stop them from visiting Ararat on the weekend.

FAMILIES split by the ‘ring of steel’ have been reunited this week, reconnecting in person as restrictions continue to ease.

LOCAL Djab Wurrung supporters have expressed their concern towards the hateful comments and racist discussion.

DANCE schools have been quick to get their students back in the studio, following an easing of restrictions.

A LOCAL primary school teacher has overcome the absence of physical events to launch her debut novel, ‘Lament,’ this week.

ARARAT Neighbourhood House and Corrections Victoria have formed a partnership to provide frozen meals for Ararat’s most vulnerable.