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Nora McElhone

Feature writer with The Courier

Image shows: A happy family getting ready to play mini golf at Clayton Adventure Golf. There is a family on holiday standing around one of the tees at the mini golf course. A boy holding a golf club at the front of the picture is wearing a yellow t-shirt and white shorts is smiling broadly at the camera.

Fife

6 of the best Fife mini golf courses to try with the family

July 26 2024

The exterior of Black Watch Castle Museum in Perth.

6 kid-friendly castles around Angus, Dundee, Fife and Perthshire

July 20 2024

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Image shows: three members of the Largo Yarnbombing Lassies, standing by a post box with one of their creations, 'Finn the pirate'.

Has yarnbombing hit your village? Meet the Largo ladies crocheting postbox toppers

July 19 2024

Image shows: Elliot Comerford who has a summer job at Craigtoun Park in St Andrews. Elliot is sitting in the driver's seat of the red tractor called Puffing Billy. He is wearing a high vis vest and black jumper.

What was your favourite holiday job? Berries in Blairgowrie, Arbroath land train or manning the boats at Craigtoun Park?

July 12 2024

Image shows the Paranormal Investigation team from Haunted Scotland. The six team members are pictured in the grand dining hall at Balgonie Castle. Lisa Sproat, Tracey Whyte, John Whyte and Louise Walker are standing behind Lead Researchers Greg Stewart and Ryan O'Neill in the dark hall.

We join ghost hunters to discover if Fife’s Balgonie Castle will leave us ‘haunted for life’

July 5 2024

Image shows: author Val McDermid who has written Queen Macbeth. Val is leaning on a window ledge and looking at the camera. She is wearing a colouful top and blue cardigan. She has short white hair and is wearing dark-rimmed glasses.

Val McDermid on new novel Queen Macbeth, Fife life and that football controversy

April 27 2024

Image shows Gill Thomson of The Yard charity. Gill is standing, leaning against a tree. She is wearing a black and white spotted top with dark bottoms and a lanyard around her neck. Gill is smiling and has fair hair cut in a bod and dark-framed glasses.

Gill Thomson is passionate about helping every child thrive at The Yard in Dundee and Fife

April 27 2024

Image shows Amy Deans of Front Lounge Dundee with her sons Mason and Parker. Amy is sitting with her arms around both boys. All three are happy and smiling and Mason is wearing glasses. Amy is wearing a red top and they are in front of a red background.

Young mum on how Front Lounge Dundee changed her life

March 10 2024

Image shows artist Cat Coulter in her Cellardyke studio. Cat is sitting at her desk working on a new crab created from found objects.

Cellardyke artist Cat Coulter’s cast-off creations fill East Neuk ‘phone box gallery’

March 3 2024

Image shows the team at Knockhill with Damon Hill in the centre of the picture cutting the ribbon for the newly refurbished commentary tower.

Knockhill Racing Circuit at 50: How a sheep farm became a motorsport mecca

February 4 2024

Image shows: actor Tinashe Warikandwa and some primary 6 and 7 pupils at Greyfriars Primary School. Tinashe is back at her former school for a visit and to talk to the children about playing Cinderella in the year's Byre Theatre pantomime. She is sitting on the stage surrounded by the children.

Home for Christmas: Fairytale role for St Andrews girl Tinashe Warikandwa

December 24 2023

Image shows the cover of historical novel Dark Hunter by F J Watson. The book cover is a deep red with gothic style script and an image of a black bird coming in to land.

Perthshire Author FJ Watson on bringing the past to life in The Courier’s new serial Dark Hunter

December 17 2023

Image shows: Pete Eyre (left) and Greg Munro, two of the facilitators at the St Andrews branch of the Men's Mental Health support Andy's Man Club. They are pictured at St Andrews Firestation and Greg is holding the ball that participants pass around during the discussion.

Health & Wellbeing

Afghanistan veteran Pete is helping to save lives in St Andrews and beyond at Andy’s Man Club

December 16 2023

Image shows Bill Shackman holding his Everyday Heirloom, an early 20th century matchbox.

My Family Heirloom: Fife chaplain’s brass matchbox reignites memories of his Chicago past

December 3 2023

Image shows Anita Stewart, owner of The Nappy Pin and Toymaster in Broughty Ferry. Anita is holding a selection of Barbie Dolls and is smiling at the camera.

Keeping it in the family: How Broughty Ferry’s Toymaster shop flies the flag for independent stores this Christmas

December 2 2023

Image shows author George Burton in Balgay Park, Dundee. His new book is set in the park. George is pictured standing on a bridge looking over the railings.

First work of fiction for Dundee’s George Burton – author of Wee Georgie

November 26 2023

Image shows author Fiona Gillan Kerr holding a copy of her novel The Bone on the Beach. She is standing in front of a Scottish flag, is wearing glasses and smiling.

Fiona Gillan Kerr reveals inspiration for Highland mystery The Bone on the Beach

November 19 2023

Image shows Beth Baxter holding a miniature iron that she inherited from her grandmother via her mother. Beth is aged 89 and sitting in an armchair holding the tiny iron in the palm of her hand.

My Family Heirloom: Beth Baxter and her miniature iron

November 19 2023

Image shows Catriona Steven's Everyday Heirloom, a steak knife and fork set. The knife and fork have stainless steel blade and prongs and wooden handles and are in a well-worn red presentation box.

My Everyday Heirloom: Catriona Steven and her steak knife

November 5 2023

Image shows author Chris Brookmyre standing outdoors. Chris is standing with his hands in his pockets with a serious expression on his face.

The Cliff House: Chris Brookmyre to take audience inside his locked-room mystery at Fife festival

November 5 2023

Image shows Sophie Mifsud with her Everyday Heirloom Grandma's golf bag and clubs. Sophie is crouching beside the bag and smiling broadly.

My Everyday Heirloom: ‘I’m learning golf in St Andrews with Grandma’s clubs’

October 8 2023

Image shows artist Robert Macmillan at work in his studio. He is working on a canvas on an easel and has paint on his clothes.

Dundee artist Robert Macmillan sees the light in his new show at the Fraser Gallery

October 8 2023

Image shows author Danielle Devlin who wrote Burnt Offerings standing in front of a black gate. Danielle has short dark hair and is wearing glasses. She is standing with her hands in her pockets and is wearing a t-shirt and black leather jacket.

BOOKS: Danielle Devlin’s Burnt Offerings gets to grips with the North Berwick witch trials

October 8 2023

Image shows feature writer Nora McElhone sitting at a table with her Everyday Heirloom sewing case. The case is open showing colourful threads and she is sewing a Scout badge on an Explorers shirt.

My Everyday Heirloom: a sewing case from days gone by

October 3 2023

Image shows author of The Funny Thing About Death, Jo Caulfield. Jo is standing smiling with her shoulder length hair worn loose. She is wearing a striped blue and white t-shirt under a black leather jacket.

Comedian Jo Caulfield on the loss of her beloved sister and The Funny Thing About Death

September 16 2023

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