Torsa dig was a walkover
Survey work included the team walking over the rocky ground to record finds and clues to the island’s farming past.
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Married life takes off at Oban Airport
Happy couple Danny and Lizzie Fleming chose Oban Airport as the perfect wedding venue.
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Airport fuel dilemma adds extra air miles
After the existing aviation fuel provider cut short his contract by nine months, Hebridean Air Services Limited (HASL) flights are having to go all the way to Islay Airport to fill up.
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Winter Queen magics up festive fun
The right royal guest will be waving her wand casting dazzling spells to light up shop windows as she makes her way through the town from Corran Halls at 5pm to Station Square, then back along the Esplanade.
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Met Police were ‘desperate’ say banned Oban rebels
The member of Extinction Rebellion Oban, who did not want to be named, was one of more than 400 activists from round the UK arrested during the four-day ban in London last month.
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Oban seaplanes ready for take off
Owner and chief pilot David West of Loch Lomond Seaplanes is confident daily flights from Duck Bay to the town will take off again, adding thousands of visitors to Oban’s yearly tourist tally.
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Kilmartin collection named as one of Scotland’s top 50
The Prehistoric Collection at Kilmartin Museum is a unique collection of fundamental importance to understanding Scotland’s history.
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Aid worker back from mercy mission
Taynuilt resident John Murphy talks about the month he spent on the hurricane-hit island of Abaco, co-ordinating and delivering emergency supplies.
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Court acquits man over deaths
Judge Lady Rae formally acquitted Oskars Rancevs of the charges and sent him to the state hospital on an interim compulsion order.