High school pupils will again have no Christmas dance to look forward to, with Covid guidelines forcing its cancellation....
A breakthrough has finally been achieved in the long-running sluice saga at the Common Haugh....
Cancer awareness campaigner Connie Rafferty had the honour of lighting up the Scottish Borders Council headquarters purple last Thursday night to mark World Pancreatic Cancer Day....
Pupils from Hawick and Newcastleton joined more than 120 others from seven Borders primary and secondary schools to take part in workshops at the weekend exploring the site of 16th-century Bedrule Castle. ...
The 41 Hawick soldiers killed in the Battle of Passchendaele in 1917 were remembered in panels draped over the silhouettes in Wilton Lodge Park during the run-up to Remembrance Sunday....
Wilton Park and Hawick Tennis Club is set to serve up several “new initatives” after securing more than £7,000 in funding....
The recently defunct Centre of Excellence for Textiles is set for a “rebirth”, The Hawick Paper can reveal....
The widow of a Hawick man who went on to become the Scottish Government’s head of resilience and communications claims details of his illness were concealed to protect a hospital’s reputation....
A High Street businessman may be forced to close his phone-repair shop following a late-night raid last week which is estimated to have cost him almost £10,000....
Claims of delays to the new Victoria footbridge have been refuted, with Scottish Borders Council maintaining work is on schedule for the planned opening by the end of the year....
Work on an unstable wall at Chay Blyth Place – first highlighted some 18 months ago – is finally set to begin in February....
The Teviot and Liddesdale areas will benefit from a multi-million pound investment by the region’s largest social housing landlord....
Drumlanrig’s Lily Hartop can’t wait to see her winning design transformed into a cycling jersey....
Increasing concerns for horses and handlers crossing main roads will see two new safety signs installed on the A7 near Newton Farm in the New Year....
Confusion over the current layout of the Common Haugh has seen some drivers ignore painted lines and take the most direct route across the car park....
The nursery at Stirches primary school has received three ‘very good’ and a ‘good’ grading following an unannounced visit by the Care Inspectorate in September....