Nominations open for community council elections

Auchinlee Care Home to close as £14m cuts loom

AUCHINLEE’S last six patients leave in two weeks before

Cow carving reaches top price in Nancy Glen auction

THE LARGEST Highland cow wall hanging that Wee Toon

Tarbert flooding Q&A

AN INFORMATION event is to be held in Tarbert about

Coffee boost for Macmillan funds

A KINTYRE group which raises money to support Kintyre

Landslip works resume on the A83

CONSTRUCTION teams are now back on site to continue

POLICE FILES

A BLUE Mazda 2 had its driver’s door dented and scraped

Windfarm cash

MOVIE fans at Campbeltown Community Council (CCC) have

Salmon farmers review hard-hitting findings

WEST coast salmon farmers are considering a hard-hitting

Pioneer Kintyre fish farm is up for sale

AN EXPERIMENTAL onshore salmon farm in a Machrihanish

Wee Toon coo raises Nancy Glen funds

A HIGHLAND cow wall hanging, handcrafted in Campbeltown

Rave legends return for 26th MOK Fest

MOK FEST, Kintyre’s premier music festival, has announced

Preservation society promotes people power

KILLEAN and Kilchenzie Churches Preservation Association’s

Campbeltown spirit goes on US tour

THE SIGHTS and smells of a top Campbeltown distillery

Editorial

IT WAS heart-warming to see people continuing to give

Religious thoughts

I would like to thank Marilyn Shedden for drawing the

Glasses found

My husband found a pair Just some of the rubbish on

Down memory lane

MORE than a million soldiers in total, from both sides

Roads money well spent

On Friday February 23 I removed a small quartzite boulder

Tossing rubbish out car windows

I attach a photograph of some items picked up off the

Unruly hedge spruced up

I walk to the Aqualibrium three to four times a week

Press policy

At The Campbeltown Courier, we endeavour to ensure

Sponsor a seat at the Picture House

IT’S NOT too late to appear on the Honours Board at

Archaeological animation to rock the silver screen

All will be revealed in the second instalment of archaeological

Kintyre community nursing then and now

IN THE mid-20th century, during winter weather, Kintyre

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Bovine TB found in Campbeltown area

ROUTINE screening has confirmed bovine TB in the Campbeltown

Kilmichael Farm to host ploughing match

KINTYRE Agricultural Society will test ploughing prowess

Country market offers tasty treats

CHILLY conditions forced Argyll Country Market’s stallholders

Celebrate mum on March 11

The tradition of Mothering Sunday dates back hundreds

Eco-friendly Drumlemble pupils given fourth green flag

GREEN - t h i n k ing Drumlemble primary pupils have

Beast from the east hits Kintyre’s west coast

KINTYRE escaped the worst of the snowstorm which blanketed

Clachan SWI members blow off steam at Icelandic talk

A PENINVER pair braved Kintyre’s potholes to give a

FROM OUR FILES

IT’S ONLY once every four years that a woman has the

Thought for the Week

YESTERDAY was International Women’s Day and Sunday

Bobby picks up Mach Dunes medal

BOBBY Paterson rolled back the years to win Machrihanish

Angus hits the jackpot

A CAMPBELTOWN man hit the jackpot in Machrihanish Golf

Campbeltown darts results

BILLY McLean scored 180 for the Fiddlers and Charles

Race to register for Crinan Puffer places

THE RACE is on to register for the next big event on

Mary and Rosemary win ladies’ darts doubles contest

Campbeltown District Darts Association’s ladies’ doubles

Scottish Amateur Football League fixtures

LAST Saturday’s games were all postponed due to the

2010s’ football festival success

A PHOTOGRAPHIC mix-up in last week’s Courier meant

Bowling club hoping to bag some extra cash

ARGYLL Bowling Club is hoping to bag some extra funds

Southend bowlers take Kintyre trophy

SOUTHEND pairs battled it out in the final of the Kintyre

Sports Hall Athletics

THERE was an entry of 49 young athletes for the Kintyre