Memories of local rallying fan Brian Riddell who died suddenly earlier this year are set to live on in the sport he loved so much....
The steering group behind plans to develop the Moor into a multi-purpose venue are now seeking funding to appoint a project manager to accelerate the ambitious redevelopment....
This year marks the Royal British Legion’s centenary and Hawick branch representatives attended a low-key, socially-distanced ceremony at the war memorial last Thursday....
Teries with learning disabilities are “the forgotten people” of the pandemic, it has been claimed this week....
Teries are set to savour all the fun of the fair in Hawick at the end of next month. Slaters Showtime Funfairs has applied to bring the shows to the Common Haugh. This follows the recent cancellation of the Showmen’s Guild’s planned visit....
More than 200 primary six and seven pupils from Hawick and Denholm contributed entries to this year’s 46th annual 1514 Club art competition, sponsored by knitwear firm Scott & Charters....
For the second year, the Jimmie Guthrie Memorial Run was officially cancelled as a result of the pandemic, but again the occasion did not go unmarked....
A five-year deal to suspend tariffs on cashmere exports to the USA has been welcomed by Johnstons of Elgin chief Nick Bannerman....
Proud sisters Katarzyna (left) and Joanna Witczak, owners of the Howegate Cafe, thanked family and customers, as they were presented with the coveted Callants’ Club shop window competition shield earlier this week by club president Burnett Smith....
The town’s independent ward councillors have insisted they will continue to stand up for the people of Hawick and won’t be “intimidated into silence” by Scottish Borders Council’s ruling administration....
A day care support service for the elderly and those with dementia is reopening next month under a new guise, but there are concerns it won’t provide the same level of care provided before the pandemic....
Teries are in for even more of a treat, just sit back and enjoy, is how Common-Riding Committee chairman, ex-Cornet John Hogg, has described next week’s bumper programme of virtual events....
An inspirational woman is set to complete a five-mile wheelchair challenge to raise money for a charity which has changed her life....
Plans are afoot to expand the recent successful wild seeding of the Killing House Brae banking to other areas in the town....
Top Teri chef Kevin Dalgleish enjoyed regal company while celebrating the Royal Academy of Culinary Arts (RACA) 40th anniversary last Friday....
Plans to temporarily waive parking restrictions for campervans visiting the Common Haugh during the summer have been widely welcomed....