IT'S not every day that Hollywood comes calling to the Wee County looking to commission an original song for an upcoming movie. Stevie McCrorie will soon add 'has written for the silver screen' on his growing list of achievements when Daddy Daughter
THE Rotary Club of Alloa will be taking action this weekend to raise awareness and funds on World Polio Day. The vaccine-preventable disease still threatens children in parts of the world with Wee County Rotarians set to take forward a number of
A SAUCHIE man who punched two police officers after a noise complaint was made about him has been jailed. Sandy Paterson, 30, of Park Crescent, appeared at Alloa Sheriff Court on Thursday, October 14. He admitted that on April 18 last year
HILLFOOTS first XV secured a victory against Aberdeen Wanderers when they travelled north at the weekend for a perfect day of rugby. The home side, who were sitting second in the league, took an early lead with less than five minutes on the clock
A TULLIBODY man who attacked a shop worker in a racist incident has been given extra jail time. Daniel Hutchison, of The Orchard, appeared at Alloa Sheriff Court via video-link from prison to be sentenced on Thursday, October 14. The 30-year-old
JON ROBERTSON said that Alloa can't keep "shooting ourselves in the foot" as another early sending off leads to a frustrating loss at home. Alloa were defeated 4-2 by Peterhead and had to play the majority of the game with ten men, for the third
ALLOA assistant manager Paddy Connolly insists the team can't keep going down to 10 men and giving themselves "an uphill task". For the second league match in a row Alloa had a man dismissed. This time goalkeeper David Hutton was sent off as Peterhead
SAUCHIE have "a lot of hard work to do" before their Scottish Cup against Dunipace this Saturday despite beating them 3-1 at the weekend. Goals from David Cross, Brian Morgan and Sam Davidson saw Fraser Duncan’s men progress to the next round of
A TULLIBODY man recently won a prestigious award for officiating in athletics. Richard O'Grady was one of the winners at the Scottish Athletics 4J Annual Awards Dinner in Glasgow on Saturday, October 9. The qualified Scottish Athletics Official
A CLACKS nursery has marked 50 years of early education for children with a week of celebratory events. Many things have changed since Sauchie Nursery School first opened its doors to the first cohort on October 6 in 1971. However, Sauchie
A CLACKS man is facing jail after concealing himself in bushes, hiding alongside country lanes and beside footpaths and cycle tracks, and jumping out and following women. Several of his victims were out taking their coronavirus daily exercise during
