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£2.5 million fishing vessel launched

‘The truth is that this is a boat which could have been built at the shipyard in Campbeltown if it was still in business’

Holstein is supreme dairy champion

Callouts for Campbeltown lifeboat

THE WEE Toon’s lifeboat crew played a vital role in

Twelve years in the making

A DISTILLERY which traces its roots back to 1872 launches

Kintyre director stages social justice show

Unseen is a tale of hardship conceived by former Grammar

Frustration for airline passengers

AN AIRLINE’S frustrated passengers were shunted from plane to plane

Mobile crane crew refloats boat

CAMPBELTOWN lifeboat did not have far to go when a

Pursuit of the famous grouse

KINTYRE’S estate keepers are hoping to hit the target this

Campbeltown pupils Offered a friendly ear

FATEFUL white envelopes dropped on the doormats of Campbeltown’s youngsters

Scouts go wild in Kintyre

FEROCIOUS midges were no match for the 16th Argyll Scout

Farming couple reap the love that they have sown

A FARMER who was ‘eyeing up the talent’ at a

Dozen artists banged up in Victorian cells

A DOZEN artists will spend five days on bread and

ACHA apps are available

THE APP age has finally reached housing association tenants in

Lossit picture shows airbase

THE COURIER has been asked to explain that the picture

Stunt cyclists are airborne at agriculture show

A SURPRISE hit at the 150th Kintyre Agricultural Society’s show

Thought for the Week

EARLIER in the year, at Dunkeld, we were thrilled to

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO AUGUST 16 1991

MUGWUMPS was the group title of children taking part in

FIFTY YEARS AGO AUGUST 11 1966

CAMPBELTOWN’S young entertainment officers, Mhairead McKinven and William Crossan, have

ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO AUGUST 12 1916

Fire at hotel stables SHORTLY after mid-day on Tuesday fire

Show visitors go back in time

HISTORIC photographs from the earliest days of Kintyre Agricultural Society’s

Wee Toon’s boomin’ ready

MUSICIANS of all stripes and sounds followed by fans will

Volunteers save lives at sea

AUGUST is often a busy month for lifeboat crews and

opinion

My sister and I have been doing genealogy research for

Campbeltown author’s book reveals Kintyre’s scenic corners

A Third Summer in Kintyre by Angus Martin is on sale now

Ab Fab’s stellar cast in a fashion farce

HOLLYWOOD comes to Campbeltown this weekend as film screenings return

New B&B is a dream come true

A COUPLE who holidayed in Argyll for many years have

Autumn workshops for small businesses

BUSINESS Gateway Argyll and Bute is encouraging business owners to

Local businesses prove they are Best of the West

SIX LOCAL businesses have won the opportunity to showcase their

MOK Fest’s top class line-up in its 24th Year

MUSIC for every ear will wow fans at the 24th Mull of Kintyre Music Festival

Historic pictures wow crowds at Kintyre show

A DISPLAY of photographs from previous Kintyre Agricultural Society (KAS)

JEEP unleashes ‘Ultimate Renegades’: An extreme sports film series. . .

JEEP UK, in partnership with Factory Media, has created a

ALLEN

Peacefully, at the Campbeltown Hospital, on August 4, 2016, Alexander

ANDREW

Peacefully at home, on August 3, 2016, aged 92 years,

SIMS

Peacefully, at the Campbeltown Hospital, surrounded by his family, on

ALLAN

Sweet and happy memories of my darling youngest son, Iain

LIDDELL

In loving memory of our dear dad, Robert, who died

MACLENNAN

Elizabeth, loving wife of the late Murdo and treasured mum,

MCKENZIE

MORRISON

In loving memory of my dear fiancé, Murdo, who died

SCOTT

- In loving memory of Donald, who passed away on

SHAW

- In loving memory of my dear dad (Alan), who

Stronvaar bowlers off the green

CAMPBELTOWN Bowling Club’s ladies’ star and a triples team failed

‘Dale just miss semi-final place

GOING into their last qualifying game against Islay outfit Kilchomen

Bogey competition

DUNAVERTY golfers triumphed over strong winds at this week’s bogey

Flurries of rain fail to dampen triathlon winners

WINNERS at the 3rd MOK TRI collected trophies and bouquets

James Mundell Memorial Open marred by winds

THE GREAT Scottish summer dealt a cruel blow to Tarbert

Thirty-nine not out for Stuart at handicap 5k race

HEAVY rain and thick mist added an extra challenge to

Wee Toon woman’s triathlon tour de force

A TOUGH hour and 24 minutes saw Campbeltown Running Club’s