Hightop FM provided static broadcasts at both sites with music and interviews adding to the festivities. Team members, Russell Merriman and Rowena Bellingham, made performance debuts.

Rowena brought a fresh, hip selection of music and is our youngest broadcaster to date. Russell revealed great talent as the station’s roving interviewer at the Highland Steam and Vintage Fair.

Sale of T-shirts and raffle tickets raised over $1200. The raffle was drawn by Mrs Beryl Gibbons. Winners are: 1st – Bea Norrie $50 fuel from Shell Service Station, 2nd – Alexandra Tuson, dinner for two at Stormwater Café, 3rd – Ali Assaf, a 27-litre esky donated by Thrifty-Link, Oberon. Congratulations to the winners and a big thankyou to all the donors. Hightop’s team will not be resting on its laurels, much will be happening over the next couple of months.

Regular static broadcasts will continue from the markets and the team is already planning our next Coffee Plus. Tickets for the murder mystery dinner at Stormwater Café on Saturday May 1 will be on sale next week.

Hightop FM has been invited by Oberon Council to participate in Youth Week on Friday, April 16.

If you are 25 or under and would like to participate, contact Anne Russell on 6337 0363.

See us at this Saturday’s Oberon Farmers’ Markets at St Barnabas Church grounds from 8.30am, where the station will keep the news, music and interviews coming.

Drop by our tent and find out more.

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