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Eve Muirhead: Is Craik the next big Scottish curling family name? - Vimarsana News

Eve Muirhead: Is Craik the next big Scottish curling family name?

EVE MUIRHEAD: Are two brothers from Angus making the Craiks the next big family name in Scottish curling?

Stewart Stevenson of Anstruther: Innovative farmer dies aged 81 - Vimarsana News

Stewart Stevenson of Anstruther: Innovative farmer dies aged 81

Stewart Stevenson of Bonerbo, Anstruther, who died on September 6 aged 81 helped modernise the farming industry.

Bill Innes: Former Montrose air cadet and Second World War pilot dies aged 99 - Vimarsana News

Bill Innes: Former Montrose air cadet and Second World War pilot dies aged 99

Farmer Bill Innes, who has died aged 99, became captivated by aviation when  a flying circus visited Stonehaven in the 1930s.

Currier and Ives, Two Illustrators Who Created Colorful Prints Found in Nearly Every Home in 19th-Century America - Vimarsana News

Currier and Ives, Two Illustrators Who Created Colorful Prints Found in Nearly Every Home in 19th-Century America

The impressive body of work by 19th-century lithographers Nathaniel Currier and James Ives is widely recognized today as ...

Features Sneak Peek: May 8, 2021 Issue - The People's Friend - Vimarsana News

Features Sneak Peek: May 8, 2021 Issue - The People's Friend

Features Sneak Peek: May 8, 2021 Issue By Willie Shand’s hike in the Menteith Hills is the delightful cover feature in our May 8, 2021 issue. The 700-acre Lake of Menteith is Scotland’s only lake. In extremely cold winters it can completely freeze over, which excites Scotland’s curlers. That means it’s time for a Grand Match or “bonspiel”.  The last bonspiel here was in 1979, when several thousand curlers and spectators took to the ice. People even drove their cars across the frozen waters! Geese, swans, herons, great crested grebe and even osprey abound in this reed-fringed ...