Rain did not dampen the spirits as folk headed to Kilmichael Glassary for day at the races as the annual Glassary Gathering got underway.

More photos and a full report in the Argyllshire Advertiser, June 21 2013 or on line at www.argyllshireadvertiser.co.uk/digital

Tayvallich artist John Lowrie Morrison has returned to his roots in Clydebank with retrospective of his life’s work so far.

Read this week’s Argyllshire Advertiser, June 21 2013 or on line at www.argyllshireadvertiser.co.uk/digital to find out more about the exhibition.

The General Trustees of the Church of Scotland have been told ‘they alone’ bear the responsibility of stopping affordable housing in Craignish after a tense public hearing.

Read the full story in the Argyllshire Advertiser, June 21 2013 and on line at www.argyllshireadvertiser.co.uk/digital

Warrior cries were heard once more in Kilmartin Glen over the weekend of June 15-16 2013 as celebrations got underway marking the 1450th anniversary of the arrival of St Columba in Argyll.

To find out more and see more photos, read the Argyllshire Advertiser, June 21 2013 and on line at www.argyllshireadvertiser.co.uk/digital

A £157,000 investment in the towpath of the Crinan Canal has made ‘one of the world’s most beautiful shortcuts’ much easier to walk, run and cycle.

The money was used to resurface a 1,200m stretch of the towpath between Dunardry and Cairnbaan with a robust, all-weather path.

Read the full details in the Argyllshire Advertiser, . . . → Read More: Towpath investment makes canal path easier to use]]> A £157,000 investment in the towpath of the Crinan Canal has made ‘one of the world’s most beautiful shortcuts’ much easier to walk, run and cycle.

The money was used to resurface a 1,200m stretch of the towpath between Dunardry and Cairnbaan with a robust, all-weather path.

Read the full details in the Argyllshire Advertiser, June 21 2013 and on line at www.argyllshireadvertiser.co.uk/digital