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Fife crime writer Ian Rankin donated a massive archive to the National Library of Scotland – where he wrote his first Rebus novel.

Two Fife men put the wheels in motion to complete a fundraising cycle from Land’s End to John O’Groats raising an incredible £1680 for a worthy cause.

Youngsters in Kirkcaldy have to realise the serious dangers they could cause by setting fires.

Kirkcaldy town centre appears to have lost another business.

The church service on Sunday marked Rev Alan Sharp’s last as minister at Burntisland Parish Church.

A brave Kirkcaldy teen is set to tap dance across the Forth Road Bridge this weekend to raise money for the Mental Health Foundation.

It may be summer time, but Christmas came to the east end of the High Street last week.

Green is the theme at the next Bowhouse Market Weekend, which opens its doors in Fife next month.

A new contact centre in Kirkcaldy is set to create 200 jobs.

A Leven dancer has set her sights on becoming world champion, as she continues to collect title after title.

Volunteers at Pittenweem Community Library & Information Centre have been gifted a complete set of Muriel Spark novels after writing to First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon.

Is someone you know an outstanding young citizen? Do know you someone who has shown courage in overcoming or coping with a disability or in an act of bravery, or has demonstrated a helping and caring attitude to the disadvantaged?

A Kirkcaldy musician is hoping the launch of his first single next month will put him on the road to stardom.

The Fife Council Trading Standards Team is one of nine organisations across Scotland which was recognised in an award ceremony last month for their work in support of Scotland’s Charter for a Tobacco-free Generation.

Volunteers who have raised more than £250,000 for Children’s Hospices Across Scotland (CHAS) attended a party at Rachel House children’s hospice this week.

A St Andrews man who spent three “fantastic” months teaching in Malaysia, is urging others to volunteer abroad.

The manager of a St Andrews charity has raised concerns about the future of children’s services in Fife.

A charity which helps disabled people and those aged 55 and over is now making inroads in Fife.

Raising funds to help Scottish veterans is a year-round job, not solely that of the poppy campaign in November.