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Dogs Trust Ballymena is currently caring for four dogs who have been found abandoned.

A Carrick guide dog owner has welcomed new support to assist those facing discrimination which includes a guide to making a complaint.

A book published by Larne storyteller Billy Teare and writer Kathleen O’Sullivan has been reprinted.

Randalstown Parish Centre will be the setting for a Céilí and BBQ on Friday, June 21, at 8pm.

A father and daughter from Carnlough are holding a concert to raise funds for Diabetes UK Northern Ireland at the McNeill Theatre, Larne, on June 27.

Take a look back at the good old days with our selection of photographs from the paper’s archive.

Larne’s Old Mill development was the first of 5,000 homes to be built by Clanmil Housing.

A quiz night was held in Dobbins Inn, Carrickfergus, for Women’s Aid ABCLN recently, as part of the charity’s ‘Make it Better Week’.

A charity event will take place at Brewer’s Fayre in Carrick on Saturday June 22.

The stunning Antrim Castle Gardens have won ‘Authentic Northern Ireland Experience of the Year (Site Based)’ at the recent Northern Ireland Tourism Awards, beating off tough competition from the Armagh Georgian Festival and RSPB Rathlin West Light Seabird Centre.

A ‘Make A Cuppa’ morning has been held by Women’s Aid ABCLN in their Newtownabbey offices as part of the charity’s recent ‘Make It Better Week’.

Manufacturing giant Caterpillar is set to host the latest Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NI Chamber) and SONI Energy Forum in its Larne facility next Tuesday June 18.

Larne RNLI joined the Royal Navy and other emergency serviced for an exercise at Belfast Lough yesterday.

A Coalisland man has hit the Big Apple to pursue an acting career, however, despite being miles away, he will never forget his roots.

An exhibition entitled ‘Hidden Beauty - Plant Life Under the Microscope’ by Steve Lowry is now running at the Oriel Gallery within Clotworthy House, Antrim.

Randalstown is ready for another ARCHES Festival.

A new BBC game has been created to complement the upcoming programme Spend it Like Stormont which gives players the opportunity to make critical financial decisions for Northern Ireland.

Take a look back at the good old days with our selection of photographs from the paper’s archive.