WHEN Mouswald builder Joe Boyle decided he wanted to do something “fun and different” in a bid to raise money for a cause close to his heart, he had no idea just how much cash he would rake in.Read
FOLLOWING their openings in July, this year’s Kirkcudbright 2000 exhibitions Home Again and As Others See Us in Kirkcudbright Town Hall have been well received.Read
TWO hundred and thirty army cadets and more than 100 adults returned recently from their action-filled fortnight's camp at Beckingham in Lincolnshire.Read
EIGHTY people have so far jumped at the chance to abseil down the Mull of Galloway lighthouse next month to boost funds for Macmillan Cancer Support.Read
THREE Wheel Scotland, a four day event, raised more than £12,000 from a convoy of nine three wheel cars, two motorbikes, and a campervan for a range of children’s wards in hospitals across Scotland.Read
GATES Power Transmission’s Healthy Working Lives Team has been extremely busy this year organising and running various events throughout the Gates’ site promoting good health.Read
MEMBERS and friends of Dumfries Burns Howff Club gathered in the Globe Inn on July 6 to celebrate the memory of Jean Armour Burns, the wife of the National Bard.Read
A GROUP of armed forces hopefuls recently celebrated completing the first ever Army preparation course at Dumfries and Galloway College and had their efforts rewarded by college staff, representatives from the Army and Provost Jack Groom.Read
A FORMER commanding officer of the King's Own Scottish Borders, now amalgamated with the Royal Scots, has taken up the post of General commanding the army's second division which takes in Scotland and the North of England.Read
The Reverend Bill McKenzie MBE, his wife Margaret, two daughters and their families and his sister Reverend Mae McKenzie visited the David Livingstone Memorial Centre in Blantyre.Read
BARONY College students were presented with certificates and trophies marking their achievements over the past academic year at the annual Barony College presentation of certificates and awards event recently.Read
LESSONS were suspended at Dumfries Academy on Friday morning while pupils raised more than £3,500 for a cancer charity, the school library and its general committee.Read