It was a hair-raising experience for a number of people across Mid Argyll when they went for a not-so-quiet drink at Lochgilphead’s Argyll Hotel –and lost their hair in the process as they went head to head with a razor in aid of the Rainbow Valley charity.
The charity aims to fulfil the vision of cancer-victim Johanna MacVicar,who died in 2005,and create a centre of refuge where people affected by cancer can go for advice and support.
See the Argyllshire Advertiser,May 10 2013 and on line at www.argyllshireadvertiser.co.uk/digital for the full story and two pages of photos from fund-raising events around the area.
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The Scottish Beaver Trial has announced the arrival of another beaver kit. 
MEMBERS of the armed forces,past and present,descended on Lochgilphead on Saturday,June 23 2012 to take part in the annual armed forces day. 
Glassary Games took place on Saturday June 16 2012 and despite the pouring rain,hundreds of children and adults turned out from across Mid Argyll to take part in the events. 
Tourists and locals alike sampled life in the past at Auchindrain Ancient Township as part of Mid Argyll Museums Festival at the end of May 2012.
Communities around Mid Argyll joined in HM The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee weekend of celebrations with events of all kinds. 
New leader of Argyll and Bute Council
Family ceilidh support juvenile pipe band
Community reclaims Ardrishaig Gala Day
Ardrishaig bar re-opening is good for business
Red Star Under 16s lift the silverware
