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 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.
A musical rave up at an auld folks tea dance in Newcastleton has proved an internet hit with more than 12,000 viewers logging on to view extraordinary scenes.
Earl Haig – son of Britain’s First World War military commander, Field Marshall Sir Douglas Haig – presented a special poppy to a group of pupils from Duns Primary School this week in 2008.
A Selkirk man who compiled the wartime letters home written by his grandfather for a book says he feels they have as much relevance now as they did 100 years ago.
