Chloe, a 14-year-old girl from Hamilton, has been missing since November 21st. Last seen boarding a bus to East Kilbride, her family is very worried as they haven’t heard from her since 10pm despite her having her phone. Police are searching for her. Please share any information.
A local boy’s BMX bike was stolen, leaving his family upset. Just in time for the holidays, Ryan from ‘The Bike Shed Lanarkshire’ offered a replacement bike for free, bringing joy back to the boy. Grateful, the family plans to donate to The Wee Mobile Foodbank in Ryan’s honor.
Natalie Fallon, Blantyre businesswoman and founder of Centre Stage Dance Group, has been awarded Best Dance Group in Scotland on November 2nd. Her dedication and creativity in teaching shine through her performances, earning local pride and recognition for the region in the performing arts. A significant achievement for her and future dancers!
Twelve-year-old Tyler Meechan from St. John Ogilvie High School recently excelled at the European Taekwon-Do Championships in Almere, Holland. Competing for Team Scotland ITF, she won two major titles: European Team Pattern Champion and European Sparring Vice-Champion, while also serving as the team’s Flag Bearer during the opening ceremony.
Oscar-winning actress Diane Keaton has died at 79, as reported today. An iconic figure from Los Angeles, she gained fame for her roles in The Godfather and Annie Hall, earning an Academy Award in 1978. Keaton’s unique style and humor inspired many throughout her career, which lasted over five decades.
Lanarkshire is recognizing ‘Baby Loss Awareness Week’ from October 9th to 15th. Residents can honor lost babies by placing pink, blue, and white ribbons outside the council’s HQ in Hamilton. Virtual ribbons are also available online. This event marks the 23rd year of collective remembrance for the baby loss community.
Huge congratulations to Davie and Elsie Fotheringham from Blantyre, who are celebrating their incredible 60th Wedding Anniversary! ❤️ Married back in 1965, this wonderful couple have shared a lifetime of love, laughter and family memories together. Their enduring partnership is an inspiration to everyone who knows them — a true reminder that lasting love still shines brightly in our community. Family […]
A family in East Kilbride has reunited with their cat George, missing for nine years. Found via his microchip, George, now 14, returned home after being located in Glasgow. The family is thrilled, highlighting the importance of microchipping pets as the Scottish SPCA advocates for compulsory cat chipping in Scotland.