Times are tough, and everything can seem like it's all falling apart, hopeless and negative. But it doesn't have to be that way.
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So, in an effort to try to brighten your day, we've started a project to put together a 'Good News Diary' full of the most positive stories and comments from the Mudgee Guardian every week.
Expect a new entry every Friday afternoon to cap off your week and practice a bit of self-care.
The Good News community board
Just came back from the new Mudgee Sourdough that opened today at 113 Church St. Wow the bread is delicious and I bought one of her sausage rolls beef & olive, it was beautiful and I don't usually enjoy sausage rolls.
I wish her all the best for her new business, and the community gives her lots of support.
- Loretta Davies, Mudgee Area Community Group
To the lady that handed my phone in at Coles this morning - THANK YOU!!! You're a gem - big sigh of relief from me.
- Nicole Burke, Mudgee Area Community Group
Thank you to the amazing team at Blooms Chemist today who helped me so much with an urgent script ! Unbelievable customer service!
- Rochelle McDonald, Mudgee Area Community Group
I would like to say a big thank you to Norman Buggle for going out of his way and picking up my dog Chester from the Vets after he was ran over and killed on Saturday and for cremating Chester so he can be with me you are an amazing guy and take pride in what you do
A big thank you to Sharmane Weatherall who designed the transfer for me it's absolutely beautiful.
- Vicky Banks, Mudgee Area Community Group
This week's good news stories
MPS 'really excited' to share in first day of school milestone with students, parents
With just a week left until most schools begin the year, the NSW government has made initial steps to relax some COVID-19 restrictions.
Parents and carers of children in kindergarten, years 1, 2 and 7 will now be allowed onto school grounds for the first-day drop-off.
- Click here for the full story
New name, uniform, comp: 2021 looking to be year full of growth for Mudgee softball
2021 is looking to be a year full of growth for Mudgee Softball with the association revealing a new name, new uniforms and a new competition.
At the final stages of last year, a collection of players ranging from 8 to 16 years of age, got together to discuss a new name to go with their fresh set of uniforms.
- Click here for the full story
Cementa continues thanks to funding and is changing Kandos with it
The biennial Kandos Cementa Festival - set for October - is set to be bigger and better than ever before thanks to backing from the NSW Government.
Member for Bathurst Paul Toole announced that Cementa's 2021 Program would receive funding of $139,000 to continue to grow and promote the big event.
- Click here for the full story
Do you have some good news you would like to share with us? Don't hesitate and send us an email.