What's new in November 2022
motel launches rebrand: Clyde Central | Say Hello
This week sees the Antique Lodge Motel in Clyde relaunch as Clyde Central: Say Hello. Conveniently located in the center of the perfectly preserved gold mining town of Clyde, the motel’s new name and branding perfectly captures the essence of what the accommodation is all about: a space where good service, great chat and micro-moments of community are as important as the comfort of the rooms themselves.
CHANGING HANDS
Armando Varlotta of Armando's Kitchen has announced his business has just been sold to a local business couple, Matt and Kate Barnett. The Barnett's will continue to run Armando's as it is while integrating their new wine venture into the restaurant over the next few months.
New owners Brigitte and Paul Tait are thrilled and excited to take on Scott Base Cellar Door in Cromwell. "We know it is a much loved destination to many of you offering some of your favourite Scott Base wines and yummy craft beers. We hope to carry on the great vibes and service Carolyn has created up on the hill. Looking forward to meeting many of you this summer!" - Brigitte and Paul
Back up and running
Keep an eye out as Goldfields Jet are about to announce some changes ahead of the summer season. They are aiming to be back up and running from 1 December 2022.
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