The mercury has almost risen to the dizzy heights of 30C as Teries continue to make the most of the heatwave....
Eskdale Pony Club’s recent four-day camp at Greenlands Equestrian Centre, near Carlisle, has been given a resounding thumbs up....
Fed-up residents and businesses in and around Laing Terrace were overjoyed this week to learn that the “jungle-like” vegetation blighting the area is set to be tidied up....
It was perfect conditions for the 137th Vertish Hill Sports last Saturday with warm weather but with a cloud covering to reduce the chance of sunburn, nevertheless the numbers in the procession were down 50 on last year....
News that the town centre could benefit from a £2million investment has been hailed a “fantastic opportunity” for the High Street....
Police told The Hawick Paper yesterday (Thursday) that they are not looking for anyone else in relation to a stabbing in Burnfoot on Wednesday. Officers were called to the Fairhurst Drive area at around 7.40am following reports a man had been found with serious injuries. The 30-year-old was rushed to Borders General Hospital by ambulance. […]
A new ‘Made in Hawick’ brand aims to highlight the town’s goods on the global market....
Nine young riders aged between nine and 13 submitted entries for the highly sought after Junior Cup which was presented on Common-Riding Saturday by Cornet Gareth J. Renwick....
Management of the town’s three public toilets could soon be in the hands of an external company in a bid to ‘maximise efficiency’....
When Hawick-based sound engineer Scott Mitchell heads off to work at wedding receptions it is not often that he ends up working with someone who once had a No 1 in the UK charts for a record 16 weeks and is known worldwide....
Howegate shopkeepers have been left counting the cost at unannounced roadworks on Monday that left the street deserted....
What started off as a summer job at local engineers Turnbull & Scott, has led former Hawick High School pupil Stacie Carruthers to a great career as financial controller at the firm’s Burnfoot Industrial Estate office....
Public outrage over unkempt cemeteries and overgrown areas of the town, has prompted calls for more regular grass cutting....
Saving lives is second nature to Duncan Macdougall, who to date has donated over 100 pints of blood....
This year’s Kelso Laddie has Teri blood coursing through his veins....
A dog breeder who twice allowed her pet German Shepherd dogs to escape and worry sheep in a neighbouring field has been fined £300 at Jedburgh Sheriff Court and ordered to pay £100 to the farmer....