Gorge Local — In Business: Carnelian Moon sells unique gems, rocks, handmade jewelry
THE DALLES — “It’s art from the earth,” said Robyn Jensen, indicating the dozens of crystals and stones that adorn her weekly vending booth, Carnelian Moon.
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THE DALLES — “It’s art from the earth,” said Robyn Jensen, indicating the dozens of crystals and stones that adorn her weekly vending booth, Carnelian Moon.
A group of supporters will pay their respects at the spot where Kirsa Jensen was last seen, 40 years ago to the day.
3. Gympie mourns much-loved resident dead in horror crash The Gympie and Cooloola communities were in mourning over the loss of one of their own in a horrible two car crash at Tinana. 74-year-old Bev Nimmo was killed when her red Toyota Corolla collided with a white RV heading north on the Iindah Rd West Bruce Highway on-ramp. The Gympie and Cooloola communities are in mourning after a fatal crash at Tinana claimed one of their own. Bev Nimmo (in red shirt) is being remembered for her sense of humour, while thoughts and wishes remain with Sylvia Kyte (in white) as she fights for life in ho...
Chronicle earlier this year. He said his dad Phillip was also seriously injured in the crash. Rhonda and Phillip owned Wide Bay Laser Skirmish at Apple Tree Creek. A woman was killed in a fatal crash at Tiaro. She was well known across the region and her loss had been felt throughout the community, Tim said. Motorcyclist killed in Maryborough crash A MOTORCYCLIST died following a crash at Maryborough on May 30. Shortly before 1pm, police received reports about a motorcycle travelling around Dunn Street and Panorama Drive causing excessive noise. Tribute to Damian Lawton killed in ...
Premium Content Subscriber only It has been a horror year on Queensland roads in 2020, and the Gympie region has been no exception. 260 people have died in 235 fatal crashes across the state to December 13, according to the Queensland Road Crash Weekly Report. Those numbers are up a staggering 21.5 per cent and 22.4 per cent respectively on the statistics from this time last year. We remember the 13 people who died on Gympie region roads this year, and will not be coming home to spend Christmas with their loved ones. A 28-year-old Gympie man was one of two people killed in an horrific sing...