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Dunadd Camanachd clocked up 11 goals in their derby match with Inveraray at MacRae Park but the royal burgh’s men’s first team had a better weekend, making their way through to the semi-finals of the Balliemore Cup.
One of the biggest Highland games in the calendar marches into view on Tuesday next week.
A new co-ordinator has been appointed to Mid Argyll Food Share Hub - but a familiar face to those using Moving On Mid Argyll’s (MOMA) services.
Just two weeks after a Lochgilphead nursery closed its doors, HM Inspectorate of Education (HMIE) has published the findings from its last inspection in May.
Col-Glen’s Auryn Kerr has again been called up for the RI Cruden U17s Scotland Squad.
Work has started on Tarbert Harbour’s major new £2.2m marina slipway project.
Anyone over the age of 65 is being invited to attend Mid Argyll Community Hospital and Integrated Care Centre on August 27, from 2pm-4pm, where there will be refreshments plus information from a variety of services that are available locally.
Six Argyll community representatives have been appointed to a local investment forum which will oversee the distribution of more than £3 million to communities within major electricity transmission infrastructure sites.
The course itself, despite the heavy rain overnight during the third and fourth rounds, was in superb condition thanks to all the hard working efforts of the greenkeeping staff and volunteers.
Oban War memorial has picked up a second equal placing in the Royal British Legion Scotland’s Best Kept War Memorial competition.
