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Editor’s Letter – November/December 2025
A reflection on a year of courage, kindness, and connection in our glorious valley.
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A reflection on a year of courage, kindness, and connection in our glorious valley.
The second edition of the Canola Roller brought gravel riders to Greyton's stunning landscapes — with proceeds supporting MTB Juniors.
Learn the F.A.S.T. signs of stroke — knowing what to do could save a life in our community.
Zoe and Peter Klocke bring Sâ to life at The Post House — a restaurant rooted in the land and sustained by the seasons.
The Children's Art Walk is a year-long programme encouraging creativity across the valley — this year's theme: "Things with Wings".
Greyton's Alistair King turned a Karoo wire car race into a global film project uniting storytelling, technology, and humanity.
GAWS and EARS joined forces for a hilarious fundraising showdown at the Old Potters Inn.
Six vital steps to protect your home and community from wildfire this summer.
Greybos Neighbourhood Watch achieved a 90% crime reduction over the holidays — and needs your help to keep patrols going.
Greyton's Elsa Rogers recalls the night the Oceanos sank — and the extraordinary calm and courage that saved 571 lives.
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