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29 May 12 | Five teenagers went joyriding to Bathurst and back in a stolen car before they were arrested.
29 May 12 | It was one of the worst outbreaks of criminal behaviour in the local area in a long time.
They are the Wild Colonial Kids
29 May 12 | The visitors pitched a tent, set up a fire complete with a big iron pot to cook their food and addressed the children on the subject of the first Australian settlers and the colonial days.
Every biscuit has a goal
29 May 12 | The Lithgow Guide Unit will be selling biscuits at Lithgow Valley Shopping Centre on Saturday June 16 from 8.30am until 12.30pm.
New cop in Lithgow
29 May 12 | Meet Probationary Constable Matthew Phoo, who hales from Tamworth and will spend at least the next three years working out of Lithgow Police Station.
Cemetery walk to pay tribute
29 May 12 | The day started with morning tea in the car park and the sharing of Anzac biscuits followed by the playing of the Last Post.
VRA celebrate 30 years
29 May 12 | The night was held for the public recognition of this special group of members that are involved in such a unique squad.
Caves Road closed after ‘hurricane’
29 May 12 | As the night progressed the winds reached gale force and the damage began.
29 May 12 | ONE of the longest careers in the history of local government in the Lithgow area will come to an end at the council elections in September when Mayor Neville Castle retires from public office.   | CommentsComments (1)
A step towards a cure for cancer
29 May 12 | The 10.5 kilometres was conquered by the young and the not so young with times ranging from 47.36 minutes to over three hours.   | GALLERY: Portland Wallerawang Cancer Walk
28 May 12 | Mayor Neville Castle has announced he will be retiring from local government.  | CommentsComments (3)
No ifs or butts: jail smoking ban proceeds despite doubts
28 May 12 | SMOKING is to be banned inside Lithgow prison from today - but doubts have been raised about the ban's effectiveness.   | CommentsComments (2)
On This Day ... May 28
28 May 12 | Every Monday the Lithgow Mercury will take a trip back in history and look at what happened on this day all those years ago with features from our archives.   | On this day ... April 30 | On this day ... April 23
Friendships were sealed
26 May 12 | THE heavens opened in every sense of the word on Thursday as Bathurst’s Anglican and Catholic bishops sealed the friendship between their churches.  | CommentsComments (1)
Are you a Lithgow Legend?
26 May 12 | MEMBER for Bathurst Paul Toole and the Lithgow Mercury have combined forces to launch an initiative that provides the members of the communities of the Lithgow area the opportunity to nominate a citizen to be recognised as a Lithgow Legend.
Investigation continues
26 May 12 | POLICE are remaining tight lipped on the progress of their investigations into last weekend’s late night fire that destroyed the Mt Lambie Roadhouse.  | Beaten, tied up and left inside ... | Motorists save owner from ...
26 May 12 | EVERYTHING you ever wanted to know about stem cell research will be available at an information afternoon at Lithgow information and neighborhood Centre (LINC) hosted by the Adult Stem Cell Foundation.
Great Walkers great results
26 May 12 | IF you ever need to know anything about road conditions when travelling the back way from Bathurst to Lithgow then just contact the Great Walkers.
26 May 12 | YOU’VE got to be tough to be a Great Walker.
University plans before council
26 May 12 | THE University of Western Sydney is wasting no time in moving ahead with the development of its outreach campus in Lithgow.   | CommentsComments (2) | Lithgow is moving forward for ... | Lithgow an 'area of interest'
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