Pop up in Meningie
The Murray Valley Standard is excited to be launching community pop ups!
Each month the team will be out and about across the Murraylands and...
Lawson’s lifetime of service
Robbie Lawson was awarded life membership of the South Australian Country Fire Service recently.
Mr Lawson began volunteering with the Hahndorf Brigade in 1975, and...
Your say on council budget
Six community members stepped forward last week at a public hearing on the Draft Annual Business Plan and Budget 2025–26, offering a mix of...
Make wishes known
For people looking for assistance with making clear legal arrangements for their future health care, end of life, preferred living plans and other personal...
Colouring-in comp winners
Allara, 5, Jaiden, 7, and Jack, 4, were the winners of the Murray Valley Standard's colouring-in competition, each receiving a four-person pass to the...
Kaylah’s time at The Standard
Last week, the Murray Valley Standard had an extra seat filled as Kaylah Druszcz completed her work experience.
The Murray Bridge High School Year 10...
Weights over, gym’s open
After eight months of closure and behind-the-scenes effort, the doors of the Karoonda Community Gym have reopened.
The reopening, on May 20, came after...
Beston affected farmers provided respite
The state government's $3 million package for South Australian Dairy Farmers impacted by the Beston Global Food group collapse will soon be in farmer's...
Meet Marianne Cunneen
Marianne June Cunneen was born in Lobethal in 1957 to Len and Irmgard Schubert and was one of three siblings, with one brother and...
Rolling into games night
A new board games night is being launched in Murray Bridge next week, offering plenty of competitive fun amongst friends and fellow community members.
Organised...
Smiley, the steam train driver
Young creative Cadeyrn Smith is once again bringing imagination to life as his second children’s book, 'Smiley the Steam Train Driver', will soon be...
