Ann Bowes News Today

ALMOST everyone has old photos lying around, but a native Limerick lady has found herself with none and is trying to put together a collection

CHESAPEAKE It's Sunday morning and Fathers Day, and more than 100 people have filled the Cinema Cafe theater inside Greenbrier Mall. Christian music blasts from the speakers as a clock on the movie screen ticks down toward a 10 a.m. start time. They're not here for a movie. They are here to listen to the Rev. Bob Groves.

There is certainly nothing Rusty about this feline's posing skills. The lovely cat has taken the top spot in this week's pet portraits.

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In today's letters, our readers discuss the Bon Accord shopping centre, bin strikes and expensive net-zero goals.

In today's letters, our readers discuss Highland Council funding, the reliability of renewable energy and net zero commitments.

In today's letters our readers discuss indyref2, Aberdeen Council's funding for Eurovision bid and Don's new stadium plans.

MANY of us remember the setting up of the Faslane Peace Camp in June 40 years ago. For more than 50 years, Britain has had a continuous nuclear…

The Press and Journal readers put pen to paper to share their thoughts and worries on Nicola Sturgeon, cost of living and Scotrail crises.

HUNDREDS of wartime love letters between a naval sailor and his sweetheart will be brought to life at Eden Camp later this year.