Archie’s story – Lochgilphead schoolboy to Glasgow lawyer

Ardfern woman volunteers at ‘manic’ Samos ‘jungle’

The plight of refugees on the Greek island of Samos

POLICE FILES

A motorist was stopped for speeding on the A83, near

Singalong at Achahoish Primary

The boys and girls at Achahoish Primary School worked

Santa brings cheer on Mid Argyll tour

Santa was on his annual Mid Argyll tour in the week

Making the decision to foster

Argyll and Bute Council is encouraging people to consider

Argyll and Bute folk feature in honours

A Mid Argyll man, believed to be the oldest serving

Argyll’s ‘astonishing’ marine pollution captured on camera

Argyll’s ‘astonishing’ marine pollution captured on

Tarbert Senior Citizens’ annual Christmas dinner

The Tarbert Senior Citizens’ annual Christmas dinner

Down memory lane on Argyll buses of old

Retired doctor John Sinclair has added to his collection

The pragmatic Inveraray Parson with the gift of prophesy

One of the great characters in Inveraray’s rich history

Worrying news for chocoholics

Almost everyone loves chocolate. Be it in breakfast

Is it time to choose an Independent school?

Boarding for girls and boys from age 10 in Edinburgh

An experience that will last a lifetime

Independent education is one of the most important

LETTERS

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Furnace in the winter sun

This week we have a winter scene captured by Neil Lea

LEISURE & ENTERTAINMENT

ACHA prize draw winners

The Troubled Laird – Angus Campbell

The Troubled Laird is the biography of Duncan MacIver

Opera comes to Ardfern

Opera Highlights is back on the road, with a new production

Badden Farm Nursery nativity fun and smiles

Mid Argyll rugby coach Duncan 'Brochan' Aitken visited

Inveraray Accordion and Fiddle Club

It was almost a full house in December when Inveraray

Singing their hearts out for Kolkata families

The Singing Heart went out on December 18 and 22 busking

The Carradale Choristers: Mòd stars of yesteryear

This fascinating photo of The Carradale Choristers

DISTRICT NEWS

Cairndow collected £423 for poppyscotland’s 2018 Scottish

Thought for the Week

Amidst all the excesses, all the celebrating, all the

Local girls secure Scottish Cup win

Here’s a novelty question. When did two players from

Saints on Scottish Cup duty

Oban Saints make the long journey to Rothienorman in

Christmas cracker as Star youngsters play legends

Having not played a game in six weeks, Red Star 2004s