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NI Council Elections 2023: DUP candidate says 'serious problems' with Fermanagh and Omagh District Council spending

Rose-breasted grosbeaks stage their spring return

Birds keep returning. At times, it’s like a new bird is putting in an appearance every day. Some of the returning species are showy, others are more subtle in their

Rose-breasted grosbeaks stage their spring return

Birds keep returning. At times, it’s like a new bird is putting in an appearance every day. Some of the returning species are showy; others are more subtle in their

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council elections: Erne West

Erne West could be an interesting spectacle after votes are cast on May 18.

Candidates submit their nominations for Council elections

With just under a month to go until the local Council elections, the faces of those looking for the electorate’s vote are becoming ever clearer.

Bunker mural approved

PLANS for a temporary art mural on a German bunker at Albert Pier have been approved.The mural, which will cost £10,000, aims to provide a ‘vibrant, informative first impression’ for visitors arriving to the Island by sea, according to Ports of ...

Extra Effort: Isreal Terry takes Vance County to new heights

Isreal Terry helped take the Vance County football program to new heights. Now he hopes his path can be one others from his hometown can follow.

Aaron Elliott to contest local election for DUP

As the countdown to May’s 2023 election continues, a further candidate has declared for the Fermanagh and Omagh District Council election.

Our View: International victories worthy of celebration

From time to time we learn of major Guam (or Guam-related) accomplishments in sports or the arts and those accomplishments are celebrated in our community.

Is it too late for U.S. military members discharged for refusing COVID jab?

Legal experts and advocates on the side of servicemembers punished for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine mandate are pushing for the Department of Defense to provide restitution. However, many of those discharged say their careers are irrevocably damaged and may not continue their military service, according to interviews conducted by the Daily Caller News Foundation.