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Kelso athlete and citizen of the year Ali Hay is set to collect his second award in just one week tonight.

Two Borders huntsmen have been cleared of breaching Scotland’s fox-hunting laws following a five-day trial.

A Hawick business with a Middle East feel has reason to bang the drum after being named among the 15 cosiest cafes in Scotland.

Some of the oldest surviving pupils of Glendouglas Primary School met their 1993 counterparts this week 25 years ago.

In the last three decades, tastes in fiction have competely changed here in Scotland.

Not so many years ago, game meat was a staple food for families across the country, especially in rural areas.

Freelance Make-Up Artist Anna Millington has won the Make-Up Artist of the Year at the Scottish VOWS awards 2018.

Back in September, there were few prouder men alive than 94-year-old Steven Taylor Smith, as he hoisted the Red Ensign at Scottish Borders Council Headquarters on Merchant Navy Day.

Jedburgh’s High Street has been judged to be one of the most beautiful in Scotland.

Rebel is the theme at the heart of this year’s Book Week Scotland and it will be celebrated at events across the Borders.

Denholm did remembrance a little differently at the weekend as it honoured the village’s lost soldiers.

A month-long programme of special events came to a stunning climax on Sunday as Galashiels remembered its war dead in one of the largest weekend-long acts of remembrance the town has ever seen.

The landlord and landlady of one of Hawick’s most popular watering holes are preparing to call last orders after over a decade behind its bar.

A web page paying tribute to the men named on St Boswells’ war memorial is being unveiled on Sunday.

After weeks of preparation, the Borders is set to remember its war dead this Sunday.

A bonfire and fireworks concert brought more than 1,000 spectators out, despite the rain, to Jedburgh’s Riverside Park this week 25 years ago.

The future of Ancrum’s Guy Fawkes night is looking bright once again after a bonfire and fireworks display was enjoyed by hundreds on the village green.

Kelso’s newest town centre shop is combining beef with brownies in a bid to offer something a little different to the traditional butcher’s line-up of meat and more meat.

Hawick man Henry Wood kindly got in touch to fill in some of the missing information surrounding our nostalgia piece a few weeks ago.