Local father and daughter duo Colin and Linsey Brown have been inspired to walk the West Highland Way, in memory of two special loved ones....
Road calming measures and effective heavy vehicle restrictions are being called for by local residents in a bid to avoid a serious accident near Hornshole Bridge....
Common-Riding stalwart Chuck Whillans was presented with a special memento on Tuesday night to mark 70 years since he was Cornet....
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service is today facing claims of being “obstructive” after forcing this newspaper to seek a Freedom of Information request to obtain monthly call-out figures....
Lengthy waiting times for appointments with a doctor at the O’Connell Street Medical Practice have been described as “a joke” by disgruntled Teries, with some saying they are waiting for a month before being seen....
Scenic spot, the Allan Water, is being ruined by fly-tippers....
A comprehensive summer programme of free events was launched at Burnfoot Community Centre on Wednesday....
Rugby fans will soon be able to raise a toast in honour of ‘the voice of rugby’ Bill McLaren with the launch of a beer in his name....
The Hawick Paper can today reveal the ten properties earmarked for repairs and restoration as part of a potential £2million funding boost for the town centre....
Safety concerns have resurfaced at a “death trap” mill, The Hawick Paper can reveal....
Continuing a ceremony which dates back to 1916, the Callants’ Club will meet on Thursday to lay wreaths in memory of the local men of the 1/4th (Borders) Battalion of the King’s Own Scottish Borderers who lost their lives on the Gallipoli peninsula in July 1915....
Irresponsible drivers have turned Silverbuthall and Branxholme Road into a race track and fears are growing that a child could be seriously injured....
Months of planning and preparation will be on show at the hugely popular Burnfoot Carnival tomorrow (Saturday)....
Mairhi Trickett has been returned as Hawick Rotary Club president for a second time....
Bewilderment reigned this week after it emerged grass on the steeply sloping banking in Burnfoot Road has been cut by Scottish Borders Housing Association, while Scottish Borders Council continues to refuse to mow the town’s slopes for which it is responsible....
A couple from Burnley in Lancashire were the 1000th visitors greeted by the Welcome Hosts since the scheme restarted on May 23....