Helping street kids in Zambia

Poppy day support cut ‘disrespectful’

REMEMBRANCE Sunday plans for Lochgilphead are in jeopardy

‘Amazing’ support for museum

KILMARTIN Museum has has said a big thank you to people

POLICE FILES

FOLLOWING inquiries into a road incident involving

Trust in the future of Argyll acorn businesses

WHILE the closure of bank branches continues apace

Disused Argyll police buildings to be sold

A NUMBER of disused police stations in Argyll will

Crowdfund site launched in final Cairndow childcare centre push

Crowdfund site launched in final Cairndow childcare

Building project goes out to tender

WITH a target start date of April 2018 fast approaching

Argyll responds to Scottish islands plan

THERE is real local enthusiasm for the creation of

Once is not enough for Kenny – Tarbert’s serial walking man

Once is not enough for Kenny – Tarbert’s serial walking

Ullman set to dazzle at Ardrishaig concert

A FABULOUS young musical talent will perform in Mid

New pumps for filling station

MOTORISTS are being warned to fuel up driving through

Picking is a winner in Lochgilphead

TIRED of litter in Lochgilphead? Now is your chance

Victoria joins tourism board

ARGYLL and the Isles Tourism Co-operative (AITC) welcomed

Farming women gather together in Lochgilphead

IF YOU are a woman in agriculture in the Argyll and

Council backs community environment schemes

COMMUNITY groups across Argyll and Bute are to get

Editorial

But it was pretty thoughtless to land such daunting

Muirburn knowledge

A revised Muirburn Code was launched on Friday September

Royal Mail proposed strike

Your readers may have read about a potential strike

Real untapped talent

Disabled young people may be held back from getting

Business makes perfect scents

AN award-winning company creating a range of natural

Jura enterprise has spirit to succeed

THREE women who set up their own gin business based

Argyll Enterprise Week 2017 – now open for bookings

ARGYLL Enterprise Week will bring a host of free events

Arnicle ewes are top at Dalmally breeding sale

UNITED Auctions had a catalogued entry of 9,983 sheep

For quality - and that feel-good factor

WE ARE fortunate in Lochgilphead to have such a wide

Book early for fine festive fun!

SANTA hats should be taken out of mothballs as festive

Autumn Property REVIEW

AUTUMN is not traditionally the time of year perceived to be the season for buying and selling property.

Renovating a home

Whether you are selling now or maintaining your home to sell in the future, there are many small home improvements you can address to add value and keep your property in best shape for when the time comes to sell-up.

Kitchens, bedrooms and bathrooms

Homeowners today want an open and thoughtfully designed

Trades and professionals

Four in ten British homeowners say they feel nervous about hiring a builder or tradesmen, a study has revealed. Nearly three quarters of Brits said they feel anxious when it comes to dealing with workmen they haven’t met before, and almost half feel they are going to get ripped off.

Fèisean success goes up the scale

TRADITIONAL music workshops are on the up, according

Young artists step out of the shadows in Mid Argyll

NO FEWER than 21 young artists were given a fantastic

Time to get your MOJO working

ATTENTION all musicians and lovers of music that is

Ewan wins Legion bake-off

THERE was a quacking theme for this year’s Inveraray

Superb poetry from Mid Argyll pupils at Rotary event

MID ARGYLL Primary School pupils came together at Ardrishaig

SWI gets in a spin

THE FIRST meeting of the season of the Ford branch

Geared up for Loch Fyne disruption

THE FERRY service crossing Loch Fyne was suspended

School’s key strengths

AN INSPECTION of Craignish Primary School and nursery

Money for memories

COWAL Fiddle Workshop, based in Dunoon, has been awarded

Thought for the Week

ON SUNDAY I had the privilege of representing the Presbytery

Ardrishaig Kharki Rangers – an epic tale

QUITE how it came to be stored in the loft of a house

The Nicol Challenge Cup 1901 – The Kharki Rangers by J E Scott

The Nicol Challenge Cup 1901 – The Kharki Rangers by

Advantage Kinlochshiel

Kyles suffer heavy defeat as top two battle it out for shinty honours

Wrestling fun in Tarbert

GLASGOW Pro Wrestling Asylum will rumble into Tarbert

Sports club lottery results

DRAWN on Monday September 25, the winning numbers in

Dom dominates competitive but wet Mid Argyll Triathlon

THE WEATHER may have put paid to the Ayr Gold Cup,

Inveraray’s Lesley wins once again

INVERARAY has another champion to celebrate after last