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Photos and Video

We are almost at the end of the second month of 2017. Enjoy the best photos of the week. Click each photo to be taken to the story.

BATHURST: NRL legend Brad Fittler surrounded by Kelso High School students during a visit to the school on Friday.

ORANGE: Orange orchardist Peter West examines the Gala apples that he will start picking within a few days. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

ORANGE: A nearly century-old train became a party on wheels as a good crowd headed from Orange to Condobolin for the annual picnic race meeting on Saturday.

ORANGE: Robiana, Nathan, Mitchell, Matthew and Erin Whiteley have re-located to Orange. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

ORANGE: Nashdale Public School's, Chloe Eccleston, Max Field, Patrick McMillan, Gretel Sobotta and Greta Bourne, front, Alli Garlick, Ayden Field and Isaac Eccleston with Orange Running Festival coordinator Stewart Vidler.

ORANGE: Sportspower Orange owners David and Rhonda Russell with employee Georgie Watson who will benefit from penalty rate cuts with more Sunday shifts being able to be offered to her. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

BATHURST:: Rosie Mueller with Lesley (both from Sofala) at the Bronze Thong. 

BATHURST: Acting Local Commander, Supt Peter McKenna, with Crime Prevention Officer, Sen Const Sue Rose, at Thursday's Coffee with a Cop.

BATHURST: Sandra Toedter, Annette Stapley, Emma Turnbull and Daniele Cox.

DUBBO: Head of Campus at Charles Sturt University (CSU) in Dubbo Cathy Maginnis cuts a 2017 Orientation Week cake with help from students and supporters, including Dubbo Regional Council administrator Michael Kneipp (left).

DUBBO:  DubboRise dancers perform in the flashmob at Saturday's Dubbo Farmers' Markets. Photo: DUBBORISE FACEBOOK

DUBBO: Meet the children starting kindergarten in classes around Dubbo during 2017. 

MUDGEE: Almost 100 homemade teddy bears were handed out at Pioneer House as part of the 'pay-it-forward' movement.

LITHGOW:  7-Eleven franchisee Barry King (left) and Braeden Lord, General Manager of retail operations were all smiles on Thursday morning.

LITHGOW: Lithgow artist Tim Johnman installs his sculptures of books and ants on the side of Lithgow Library on Thursday. Photo: MARK RAYNER

COWRA: Dr Yimin Zhang from Shandong Agricultural University, CSIRO research scientist Damian Frank, Senior Principal Research Scientist Dr David Hopkins and Xue Chen.

FORBES: The art of barefooting: Keen skiers took to the dam to try the barefoot craze at coaching clinics on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.

FORBES: Mrs Lee Reynolds with the card and letter from Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth.

PARKES: Local police have been praised for taking time out to shout a cup of coffee and meet Parkes residents on Thursday morning.

YOUNG: Lesley Newman, Naomi Peters and Laurel Merrinwith some of the food donated for the victims of bushfires in the town of Uarby. Picture: Craig Thomso

YOUNG: Commissioning a new study to examine likely costs of re-opening of the Blayney-Demondrille line, Blayney Mayor Scott Ferguson, Cowra Mayor Bill West and Hilltops Council Administrator Wendy Tuckerman.

CANOWINDRA: AFGW Scholarship winner Kelly Price (centre) with her parents Matt and Lisa Price of Canowindra. 

CANOWINDRA: Donna Beath at Rugby Red Dress can cater for your fashion needs and is located in the main street of Canowindra open Friday to Sunday.

TRANGIE: Twenty seven fodder trucks were delivered to the farmers who were affected by the Sir Ivan Fire on Saturday.

Donning pink to raise money Alexi Everett, Hannah Gill, Lucy Dawson, Abby Ballhausen and Amy Smith.

NYNGAN:  Moses Goire with his sponsor family Dione, Jack and Anna Carter and the Dubbo Specsavers team. Photo: Taylor Jurd

NARROMINE: Ashley McGilchrist at the Narromine Saleyards. 

TRANGIE: Trangie Central School students Jacana Powell, Demi Dunn and Abbie Fraser. Photo: Taylor Jurd

RURAL: Livestock carrier Adam Manwaring of Uranquinty delivers hay to producers affected by fire.

RURAL:  Ben Keenan (centre) enjoying shearing with wool handler Amanda Davis and shearing trainer Kevin Gellatly. Photo: Supplied

BLAYNEY: Lorraine Sligar and Ernie at the 2016 Blayney Show. Photo: Phil Blatch

BLAYNEY: Blayney shire's schools and community groups have received donations totalling over $6,400 from the Bernardi Group. Photo: Mark Logan

BLAYNEY: The palliative care suite at Blayney MPS will be going ahead following an additional $20,000 being allocated to the project by Blayney Shire Council.

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The week that was around the region: February 24 | Photos

The week that was around the region...

We are almost at the end of the second month of 2017. Enjoy the best photos of the...

The week that was around the region: February 24 | Photos

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