LOCAL runners are being urged to claim their spot in one of the most popular athletics events of the season, the Strabane Lifford Half Marathon.
Teenage filmmaker named ‘One to Watch’
A TEENAGE filmmaker’s skill, passion and creativity has helped him secure a coveted ‘One to Watch’ title at the prestigious Into Film Awards held in L
Jamesy making his mark in American university
IT’S a long, long way from Douglas Bridge to Indiana. But for Jamesy O’Kane the decision to take up a post as a research associate at Indiana Universi
Young people tackle self-harm with haunting tune
A HAUNTING new song and video dealing with the issue of suicide and self-harm has just been released by a group of local young people.
Trade Union representative stands for election
A WELL-KNOWN trade union representative has announced his intention to stand as an Ulster Unionist candidate in the May elections to Derry City and St
Have your say on development of Melvin
MEMBERS of the public are being urges to take part in an online survey to have their say on the proposed redevelopment of the Melvin pitch.
Canal delays ‘not good enough’
THERE remains no time-frame for the opening of a toilet block at Strabane canal towpath, despite it being installed over four years ago.
Three confirmed dead in hotel tragedy
THREE teenagers have now been confirmed dead by the PSNI in the Greenvale Hotel tragedy in Cookstown last night.
New group offers ‘safe space’ for LGBT community
A NEW group for Strabane’s Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) community offers a “safe space” where members can express their true selves.
Bumper St Patrick’s programme
TOMORROW Strabane town centre will be transformed into a multi-cultural hub as the St Patrick’s Day festivities bring local communities together