Derrygonnelly Primary School principal Blaine Stewart has been selected from thousands of nominations to be honoured as one of the Pearson National Teaching Silver Award winners across the country.

THE Department for Infrastructure (DfI) has written to Fermanagh and Omagh District Council telling them not to grant planning permission for the Lakelands Retail and Leisure Park.

A 28-year-old woman who will never walk again following a fatal crash that claimed the lives of two of her friends and saw another one sentenced to over five years in prison has spoken about the “raw” emotions she has felt ever since the court ca...

THE Cavan Burren area has received major funding from Failte Ireland as part of a €73 million investment to support and boost tourism in the Border region.

POLICE arrested three men in Enniskillen on Sunday on suspicion of a number of offences, including assault on police.

AN ENNISKILLEN man who stole hot food from a shop in the town but has no memory of the incident has been convicted of theft.

COMMUNITIES Minister Deirdre Hargey has visited Enniskillen to view the progress of major public realm works throughout the town, which are midway through completion.

Five years after a woman was first arrested for defrauding her employers out of almost £2 million, details of her vast offending have finally been disclosed at Dungannon Crown Court following repeated delays.

ONE man who is particularly looking forward to this year’s special Twelfth of July celebrations is 98-year-old Willy Robinson from Magheraveely

Following the success of a pilot vaccination walk in clinic hosted by the Western Health and Social Care Trust, further clinics will run in July.

Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon has welcomed the news from the European Commission that insurance green cards are no longer needed for Northern Ireland drivers travelling to the South and the rest of the European Union.

Sometimes I get a bit resentful when I hear people who haven’t lived here for years pontificating about how we should live our lives now.

A MAN who took the number plates off his car while it was getting repairs and put them on another vehicle has been handed a short disqualification.

A TRILLICK family are holding a charity car wash to raise money for Inspire wellbeing charity, in memory of their son and brother, who sadly passed away two years ago.

Following the last review on June 24 the next look into the UK's travel list is expected in the week commencing July 12.

The Public Health Agency (PHA) has confirmed this afternoon that the testing site at St. Angelo Airport is unavalible today (Thursday, June 1) and tomorrow.

There was great sadness in Enniskillen yesterday (Wednesday, June 30) as Laoise Nolan’s funeral procession brought the young woman’s remains on her final journey.

The students walked out the doors of St. Mary’s High School, Brollagh for the final time last Friday.

Firefighters were on the scene of a car fire in the early hours of Monday morning in Tamlaght.

The Parish of Aghavea Aughintaine will launch a Parish Draw this Sunday to help raise funds for refurbishment and maintenance works in the parish.

The prosecution case in the Dungannon Crown Court trial of Stephen McKinney the father of two who denies murdering his 35-year-old wife Lu Na was finally closed yesterday (Wednesday) after over two months of evidence.

THE PSNI have changed three people following an alleged assault in Lisnaskea on Tuesday.

A MAN in his 50s has died following a one-vehicle road traffic collision in the early hours of Tuesday morning.

Health Minister Robin Swann has welcomed the advice on Covid booster vaccinations from the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI).

A quick look at some of the stories making the headlines in this week's Impartial Reporter.

THE magic of the B-Movie has been revived by a young team of film-makers working in the heart of one of Enniskillen’s housing developments.

THE Queen’s youngest son, Prince Edward, paid a flying visit to Fermanagh at the weekend when he presented Duke of Edinburgh Silver Awards to young people from the Western Education Board area.

AT ABOUT two o’clock yesterday morning 50 armed and masked men went to Daisyhill House, situated between Clogher and Fivemiletown, the residence of Major Stewart, J.P.

The summer holidays are here!

AN ENNISKILLEN woman who attacked a friend and then damaged her oven and back door after they had drunk together has been given a probation order.

It's football season and it's time to make a MIND-BLOWING SAVE!

Two men have been arrested following two separate assaults in the Belmore Street area of Enniskillen on Monday.

A 30-year-old woman was airlifted to hospital after being assaulted allegedly by two men and a woman in the street on Tuesday afternoon.

THE Western Health and Social Care Trust (Western Trust) marked Carers’s Week 2021 by hosting a number of outdoor face-to-face and virtual events for carers of all ages.

A FERMANAGH man who is accused of fitting a vehicle with a blue light and a two-tone horn on two separate occasions has entered guilty pleas to the charges.

THE back roads of Maguiresbridge came alive with colour recently as runners from several clubs undertook a hilly 5K organised by Aravon McCann, K9 Kennels, to raise money for Fermanagh Women’s Aid.

FERMANAGH and Omagh District Council buildings were lit up in blue to launch this year’s Volunteers’s Week recently.

A man has died following a road traffic collision in the early hours of Tuesday morning, june 29.

FERMANAGH and Omagh District Council has appointed a new Digital Remembering Officer, on secondment until next March, through the Shared History Fund.

STEPHEN McKinney, the father of two who is accused of murdering his wife while their two children slept during a family boating holiday four years ago, told police he will never accept he'd lost everything – his best friend, his wife, his soul mate...

TWO men have been returned for trial on charges relating to an alleged kidnapping in which the victim claims she was assaulted and threatened.

Mixing doses of the Oxford/AstraZeneca and Pfizer/BioNTech vaccines generates a robust immune response against coronavirus, research suggests.

THE trial of a 44-year-old man accused of murdering his wife four years ago heard on Friday, June 25, that she may have taken up to two sleeping tablets on the night she died.

Police in Enniskillen are appealing for witnesses folowing an assault in Enniskillen.

Families entitled to extra support with school meals and uniforms can now apply online.

First Minister Paul Givan and deputy First Minister Michelle O’Neill have commended the success of the vaccination programme as it exceeds the two million doses landmark today.

The Public Health Agency (PHA) has held a confidential briefing with Fermanagh and Omagh District Council on the latest Covid-19 position, but members are forbidden from disclosing the content.

A LETTER from grassroots Fermanagh Gaels calling on Taoiseach Micheál Martin to “take the lead” in planning discussions around a Shared Ireland has been signed by nearly 1,000 people in the county.

Aghavea Aughintaine Parish in Brookeborough hosted a special Jubilee Mass on Sunday (June 20) for parish priest Canon Dawson who is celebrating 60 years in ministry this year.

A BUSINESS owner has called for investment in Belcoo to help alleviate ongoing issues around parking and speeding in the village.