So far the brewery has released cans with its IPA, the Darkness Porter and the mid-strength beer – Al.

Senior brewer Tim Roach said extra beers would be canned later this month.

Mr Roach said the beer was easier to store and keep cool in cans.

“It allows us to supply a larger number of venues and shops,” he said.

Badlands Brewery’s cans are available from the Agrestic Grocer, Orange Farmers Market, Washington & Co, Percy’s, the Union Bank and the Lord Anson.

Canobolas Family Pet Hospital has welcomed Sunita Neville to the team this month.

Ms Neville has spent 20 years working as a veterinarian and has worked in Orange for 10 years.

During her career she’s worked on all aspects of animal care including medicine, surgery and dentistry.

Outside of work, Ms Neville has three children, an RSPCA cat and a terrier cross called Ruby.

Seymour Street Early Learning Centre is inviting residents to come inside on November 25.

The centre is under new management who has invested in extra resources for students as well as refurbishing the centre.

Director Paula King said the centre now boasted a bus which provided free pick-ups and drop-offs for parents.

Extra-curricular activities have also been prepared for students.

Around 90 children per day can be enrolled and Mrs King said new enrolments were welcome.

Nashdale’s Drape Net has won the Regional Achievement and Community Award for innovation.

Drape Net provides cost-effective protection from hail for apple trees, while also reducing sun burn and impact from insects.

Owner Michael Cunial said it was thanks to local orchardists who had helped get Drape Net off the ground.

One Agency Orange has secured two big awards at a recent event in Sydney.

During the One Agency Awards, the Orange real estate firm won best large regional office and Ash Brown was named sales consultant of the year.

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