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A team from Kinghorn Primary School defeated St Ninian’s in the Kirkcaldy area final of Scotquiz in 1984.

A loving Kirkcaldy mum made a generous donation to a children’s ice hockey club in memory of her son back in 2005.

Staff and customers at the Silver Tassie in Burntisland donated all the money in a gallon bottle of Bell’s whisky to the St Andrew’s Ambulance Association in 1984.

Four pupils from Viewforth High School were picked for Scottish Schools netball teams after a coaching weekend in Dunfermline in 1984.

Traders at a Kirkcaldy market turned up to find the doors locked in May 1975 – little knowing it was the beginning of a row which would rumble on for over a year.

It was one of the most incredible scenes ever witnessed at the Fife Ice Arena – and not for the right reasons.

It was nice to see him back in 1984...

It was a case of like father, like son at Stark’s Park in February 2009 as Steven Hislop made his Raith Rovers debut against Alloa Athletic.

One of Scotland’s rising culinary stars is to penalise so-called ‘no show’ diners at his new St Andrews restaurant.

This lovely four bedroom detached house in Kirkcaldy has beautiful views of the Firth of Forth.

The UK is full of beautiful places to explore outdoors, but if you are keen to take on an adventure a little more out of the ordinary, these impressive mazes provide the perfect challenge.

So you think you can find your way around Fife pretty well?

The Kino Cinema in Glenrothes has been shortlisted in the Scottish Hospitality Awards 2019.

Buckhaven butchers W F Stark has won two awards for its products.

In 1998 P5, 6 and 7 at Capshard Primary School presented a version of ‘The Pied Piper of Hamelin’.

In 1981 St Marie’s Primary School were awarded a trophy by a local Kirkcaldy bank

A Fife chef has returned from Uruguay after representing Scotland in a series of mouth-watering events hosted by the British Embassy.

There is currently a great deal of interest and concern over the future of Kirkcaldy High Street.