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THE&nbsp;photos which tell the story of the past seven days in your region.

The photos which tell the story of the past seven days in your region

BATHURST: Police are investigating a fire at Eglinton on Saturday afternoon which destroyed a shed, car and motorbikes.

ORANGE: This rowing machine will be Cameron Jones’ home for 24 hours as he attempts a marathon row. Photo MARK LOGAN 0304mlrow4ms2

PARKES: Trundle pair Gerald Cappell (Gerry) and Dwayne Mich (Minchy) are attempting an around the world motorbike ride

FORBES: Bunnings Forbes have thrown their support behind the Forbes Food Revolution Day for a second year in a row and have generously donated a number of items for the event.

ORANGE: Environmentally Concerned Citizens of Orange members Phil Ainsworth, Stephen Nugent, Neil Jones, Fiona Hawke, Janelle Bicknell and Nick King want more people involved in Clean Up Australia Day. Photo: STEVE GOSCH

COWRA: The Cowra Musical and Dramatic Society has rebooted its production of 'After The Flags and Bands' for the 2015 Festival of International Understanding.

GRENFELL: Lachlan Endurance Riders Club (LERC) would like to invite you to come and join us in the fun to be had this weekend at Bumbaldry.

ORANGE: Cries of “no privatisation” and “protect our jobs” could be heard outside member for Orange Andrew Gee’s office on Wednesday as about 40 health workers rallied to protest health system privatisation.

BLAYNEY: Uralba will be the beneficiary of profits from next weekend's Lyndhurst Rifle Club annual open prize meeting.

CANOWINDRA: Essential Energy will take to the air to patrol more than 700 kilometres of powerlines and associated network infrastructure in the Canowindra region over the next four weeks.

COWRA: Following discussions with child safety advocates, councils and industry stakeholders, pool owners will be granted a 12-month extension to make sure they have a valid compliance certificate before the property can be sold or leased.

PARKES: Shooters and Fishers Party MLC Robert Borsak and candidate for the Upper House Steve Lee kicked off an 11-day bus tour of regional NSW on Monday.

ORANGE: Reverend Gary Neville and Reverend Anne Neville invite the people of Orange to join them in prayer for Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran and their families. Photo: STEVE GOSCH0302sgbali

PARKES: Parkes Shire Library has never really been interested in following the crowd, preferring instead to chart a new course and to push the boundaries in order to discover new and creative ways of promoting and fostering a love of books and literacy.

FORBES: This Mother’s Day, local woman Yvonne Shaw is calling on people to celebrate the day in the best possible way - by walking for breast cancer.

COWRA: Stage one of the Kendal Street redevelopment opened at 12pm on Monday.

ORANGE: Alex Andrews was lucky to have escaped an encounter with a funnel-web spider at his family’s Summer Hill Creek property. Photo: JUDE KEOGH 0226funnelweb3

BATHURST: Jody Croft, pictured with her new baby John, says her car was trashed by a group of 30 people throwing bricks. One of the bricks, which went through the front window of the house, narrowly missed John’s head as he slept. Photo: PHILL MURRAY	022515pkelso

BATHURST: Bathurst Lions Club members Paul Haysom, Graham Webster, Barbara Andrews and Peter Woods with the Greater City of Sydney flag that can only be flown between Sydney and the Macquarie River. The club would like to see Bathurst now get its own flag. 030315plions

BATHURST: Cumnock’s Lucy Watt, Bedgerabong’s Stacey Webb and Blayney’s Leia Chapman will go on to contest the Sydney Royal Showgirl titles following the Zone 6 finals in Bathurst on Saturday night. Photo CHRIS SEABROOK 022815csgirls7

KANDOS / RYLSTONE: Bree MacKenzie and Charlie MacKenzie shouw Lachlan Young their prizewinning eggs at the Rylstone Kandos Show. Bree won second prize for her white eggs and Charlie won second prize in the brown egg section.

DIRT AND DUST: A huge crowd attended the Oberon Rodeo on Saturday. Cody Heffernan (pictured on Unnamed) was the winner of the Rod Brien Memorial Bull Ride. Photo: PETER RYAN

SOFALA: Chief steward at the arts and crafts section of the Sofala Show. 030115pshow4

BATHURST: Celebrity chefs Robert and Lynzey were a massive hit with fans during their visit to Bathurst as guests at the Bathurst Country Championships race meeting.

BATHURST: Councillor Greg Westman, mayor Gary Rush and Cr Ian North at the site of the new velodrome on the Vale Road. Photo CHRIS SEABROOK 030215cvelodrme

BATHURST: Jeff Milne shows the blocked drain in the laneway off Havenhand Way. He says the walkway has been left in a poor state for too long. Photo: Phill Murray

LITHGOW: Phil Spark was commissioned by Lithgow Tidy Towns to design a concept using pipes which, when mounted on the wall, will encourage people to talk to each other through them.

MUDGEE: Jorja, Monique and Alesha Bennetts donated a jar full of pocket money to Lifeskills Plus on Monday to help with their Chain of Coins event on March 21.

MUDGEE: St Matthew’s Catholic School students Alannah Fay, Dannika Short, Zoe Munford, and Cara Morgan pose with one of the entries in the Mudgee Show sculpture competition on Tuesday.

WELLINGTON: In perfect weather the Wellington Vintage Fair and Swap Meet drew in the largest crowd for many years.

DUBBO: A Dubbo teen, Kate Loudon, carving out a career in the beef industry has been listed in the top three candidates for a state award.

DUBBO: A Brocklehurst resident is continuing to put his case to Dubbo City Council to get a road prone to flooding rebuilt.

DUBBO: It is a family affair at Hudson’s circus, which has its grand opening in Dubbo on Wednesday. Pictured is Nancy, Hudson, Shane and Denver Lennon. Photo BELINDA SOOLE

DUBBO: The 2014 Bedgerabong Showgirl, Stacey Webb, is on her way to compete at the Sydney Royal Easter Show. Photo BELINDA SOOLE

DUBBO: The Dubbo branch of the Country Women's Association (CWA) has listed its Wingewarra Street property on the market as it looks to position itself for the future.

NARROMINE: Members of the Narromine Men's Shed celebrated their official opening at their new venue this week.

NARROMINE: On Saturday Narromine Touch Association held a very successful gala day.

NYNGAN: The magic art of storytelling to young children was demonstrated at a recent workshop at Nyngan organised by Bogan Bush Mobile and attended by early childhood educators from across Western NSW.

THE&nbsp;photos which tell the story of the past seven days in your region.<br>

Brendan McCool

Wreaths were laid at the site of the Cenotaph and War Memorial.

Grenfell pauses to commemorate Anzac Day

Stephen and Darryl on stage at last year's Quiz Night. Image supplied.

Theatrical quiz night returns

Rebecca Hewson

Locals from Grenfell will join with people across the country to pay their respects this Anzac Day.

The ANZAC spirit

Carla Mascarenhas

NSW Health Minister Ryan Park. Picture: AAP 

Health Minister Ryan Park says work is 'ongoing' to deliver long-term solutions.

No respite: Government refuses to commit to funding paediatric clinics

Weddin Shire commemorates Anzac Day

 Weddin Shire Councillors,  Mo’s daughter Denise Fennell and Steph Cook MP at the unveiling of the Memorial Board. Image supplied.

GALLERY: The week that was in the central west

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