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The King of the Hill has been running since 2008 at One Tree Hill.

ARARAT’S youngest performers will now have a youth-focused theatre company to call home.

ARARAT’S youngest students dusted off their school uniforms on Tuesday and headed back to the classroom.

ARARAT resident Ann Bibby has finally reached the end of a nightmare 10-month battle with Telstra that was supposed to be a quick transition

ARTIST Jill Richardson may be labelled a Dobie local, but her heart still lies back home in Outback Queensland.

ARARAT’S two colleges have a unified message for students returning to the classroom again in term four.

STUDENTS have rejoiced the long-awaited news that they will be heading back to the classroom after the upcoming school holidays.

SKINCO Beauty owner Sarah Holland reached boiling point on Sunday, having kept her cool since March.

WORKING from home has given Ararat’s newest residents the ability to ditch their city lifestyle for a more affordable country option.

ARARAT Theatre Company has cancelled its end-of-year theatre restaurant in the latest blow to the performing arts.

AME Systems will hire around 20 students from Ararat’s two secondary schools to fill an employment gap during the COVID-19 pandemic.

DRAMA students at Ararat’s two high schools will pivot their performance delivery this year.

ARARAT College is seeking interest from past students to join their new alumni database, designed to increase aspiration levels.

EAST Grampians Health Service has implemented new changes and says if someone is to test positive for COVID-19 and needs care, they...

CHLOE Brasser is the 14-year-old locals call on when they’re in need of a sugary treat.

Three local wineries are joining forces to showcase the unique peppery flavour of the region’s Shiraz.

Ararat College has appointed its first substantive female principal, announcing that Ellie McDougall will lead the school.

The Rural Australians for Refugees Grampians/Gariwerd chapter has welcomed Ararat’s first refugee family to town.

A new book will explore why Aradale has become known globally as ‘Australia’s most haunted building.’

Students at Ararat 800 Primary School have taken isolation haircuts to a new level, shaving their heads to support Kids Helpline.