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16th Century castle with a tree 'planted by Mary Queen of Scots' on market for £3.5million

Myres Castle in Fife, Scotland, was built around 1530 by John Scrymgeour, who oversaw the refurbishment of both Holyrood and Falkland Palace - a favourite retreat of Mary Queen of Scots.

Tvardi Therapeutics Raises $74M in Series B Financing

Tvardi Therapeutics raises $74M Series B - Houston Business Journal

Scottish castle once home to Robert the Bruce's family goes onsale for millions

Live like a king! Scottish castle that was once home to Robert the Bruce's family goes up for sale complete with 10 bedrooms, three extra cottages and five-car garage The eight-bedroom and six-bathroom castle spans 8,398 square feet, across six floors with 53 acres of land Earlshall Castle was once lived in by the family of Scottish King Robert the Bruce and has an illustrious history The 475-year-old castle boasts a gun room, a wine cellar, a games room,  a secret garden and five garages Estate agent Savills have not disclosed the price but it was last listed for £5million just two years ago

Piteadie Castle, near Kirkcaldy goes up for sale for £225,000

Submitting... The castle was featured in Nigel Tranter's novel about James II of Scotland and his protector Alexander Lyon. It also has an orchard with around 30 fruit trees, a disused tennis court with a stone-built pavilion as well as a polytunnel and a chicken coop in the garden. It has stunning views across the countryside towards the Firth of Forth, and is in the grounds of country home Piteadie House, also for sale. The castle is on the market for offers over £225,000 - the same as a one-bed flat in Croydon, South London which has double glazing and central heating.

Obituary: Jamie McNab

Jamie McNab, 65, of White Salmon, Wash., passed away in The Dalles, Ore., at the home of her mother, with her two children and mother by her side on Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2020, after a courageous battle with cancer. She was born Jamie Georganne Kreps in White Salmon to Alberta Jean (Doyle) Kreps and William Shore Kreps on Sept. 14, 1955, at Skyline Hospital in White Salmon, joining her older sister, Lynda. She was raised in White Salmon, and loved playing with all of the other neighborhood children growing up. She attended the White Salmon schools, and loved her days as a cheerleader in high school.