In this week's Oban Times and Lochaber Times: Castle raiders ruin the fun for Dunbeg Primary School as a break in at Dunstaffnage cancels a project they have worked on for months, women come together in Oban to reclaim their safety after an alleged serious sexual assault in Dunollie Woods, Lochaber Pride brings a splash of colour to Fort William and the West Coast experiences a striking storm.

In this week's Oban Times and Lochaber Times: We bring you all the coverage from the 100th Ardnamurchan local Mòd, World Cup fever is dashed in Benderloch by BEAR Scotland, a potential AI Data centre near Fort William sparks fury, and Pudsey Bear visits the West Coast.

In this week's Oban Times and Lochaber Times: Episode two of Spotlight On as Owen tries out Roller Hockey, we speak to a local Samaritan who is travelling to the Congo to help fight Ebola, the John Muir Trust enters a fresh row after kicking out a key member, and Argyll and Bute Council slams the breaks on its controversial traffic light plan at Clachan Bridge.

In this week's Oban Times and Lochaber Times: The Oban Local Mòd is back in town, a rare new orca pod is sighted off the coast of Oban, a Moidart man equals a world record in an clay pigeon shooting, and Argyll and Bute Council appeals a parking ticket decision against the Oban nurse leading the charge to get nurse's permits reinstated.

In this week's Oban Times and Lochaber Times: A deep dive into Mull's postal crisis, a teenage stroke survivor from Lochaber tells her story, marine mayhem as celebrations are held in Corpach and Kyle of Lochalsh and a castle on Mull hits the market for £9 million.

In this week's Oban and Lochaber Times: Plans to install traffic lights at the historic 'Bridge Over The Atlantic' has become a "Europe wide embarrassment", Ulva has shut on a Sunday after a hit BBC show, and controversial plans to build a major visitor attraction in Glengarry have taken a step backwards.

In this week's Oban Times and Lochaber Times: A grandfather speaks out after being attacked by an XL Bully, exciting new plans for the Nevis Range Resort, Home Bargains opens in Oban and the fight over a new pharmacy in Oban gets another twist in the tale.

In this week's Oban Times and Lochaber Times: we bring you the round-up from last week's election, more from Argyll's ongoing care crisis as a man reaches a year stuck bed blocking in Oban's Lorn and Islands Hospital, the UK's highest igloo is built on Ben Nevis, and Comic Con brings geek culture to Fort William.