The Daimler Truck and Bus dealer has received Elite Support Accreditation after a nine month process of training, upgrades and meeting 123 requirements.

Service manager Justin Howarth said trucks were different because they weren’t used for personal travel.

“For every minute the wheels aren’t turning, that’s a cost to our customer,” Mr Howarth said.

Mr Howarth said West Orange Motors was the first dealership in Australia and New Zealand to become accredited.

Canowindra’s Swinging Bridge Estate will be opening a cellar door on The Escort Way at Hedberg Hill.

Swinging Bridge’s owner Tom Ward said Peter Hedberg had provided fruit to the winery for several years and would hand it over to start a new chapter.

“Peter built and developed the vineyard, everything is in the right place,” Mr Ward said.

The cellar door is scheduled to open in August.

Mulberry Lane Vet Hospital celebrated the opening of their freshly renovated premises.

“I’ve always had a vision for properly built veterinary hospital,” owner Judith Carney said.

Dr Carney said Mulberry Lane Vet had outgrown its former premises and she saw the potential in a disused building on the corner of Lords Place and March Street.

Dr Carney said it took 18 months to design, with more than double the floor space which includes separate dog and cat welcome areas, consult rooms and hospitals.

The grills at the Hotel Orange will fire up on Tuesday as the Burger Bar opens for the first time.

Former resident Ben Stewart will be manning the kitchen for lunch from Tuesday to Saturday and dinner from Thursday to Saturday.

“It’s all handmade in the kitchen, from burgers to the sides. They’re the ultimate finger food.”

Originally starting out with one class and a handful of people, the Yoga Room Orange is celebrating 20 years of sharing the ancient art.

”We have grown over the years from just a few students coming to the one class that I taught each week to now having four teachers and offering 12 classes per week as well as intensives and holiday sessions for kids,” principal teacher Trish Shannon said.

As well as 30 teachers and students coming together to celebrate the milestone, senior lyengar Yoga teacher Alan Goode shared some of the secrets of the ancient art.

“He has trained all the teachers working at The Yoga Room Orange and we admire his ability to communicate the art and science of yoga to students,” Ms Shannon said.