Dundee United’s origins can be traced to Dundee Hibernian’s inaugural game at Tannadice 110 years ago this weekend. Michael Alexander reports.
A little under four years ago, a young Dundee band called Model Aeroplanes reached new heights by winning the Hard Rock Cafe Best Emerging Artist Award at the 17th annual SSE Scottish Music Awards in Glasgow.
Newport-born singer-songwriter Horse McDonald is no stranger to Fife and no stranger to Tae Sup Wi’ A Fifer curator James Yorkston having performed a Creative Fifers double header at the Byre Theatre in St Andrews with him in 2015.
Work by Dundee-based musician and producer Andrew Wasylyk has been nominated for this year’s Scottish Album of the Year Award.
Michael Alexander meets up and coming Fife rally driver Thomas Johnstone who hopes to continue on the fast track to success.
A charity which uses the legacy of 19th century Scottish golfing pioneers Old Tom Morris, Young Tom Morris and Willie Park to educate, empower and inspire children has thanked the custodians of four iconic golf courses for hosting a challenge which saw all the courses played on the same day.
Michael Alexander visits Fort George – current home of The Black Watch - as the historic monument and still active army barracks marks its 250th anniversary.
One hundred years after the death of Dunfermline-born American steel magnate and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie on August 11, 1919, Michael Alexander examines his incredible worldwide legacy a century on.
Renewed calls have been made for clarity on the future of The Black Watch.
Visitors to the Tatha Gallery in Newport still have time to immerse themselves in an exhibition featuring the work of gallery owner Helen Glassford.
