“Scotland's Finest News Source, Allegedly”
Our football columnist explains that worrying about football is not a sign of weakness. It is a national tradition, like shortbread.
If the councils join together, will Perth's bins be emptied by Dundee? One bin has some questions.
Calm, crisp and below-average rainfall: our contrarian columnist makes the case for the most unloved month of the year.
Ewan McGregor has said it, and our columnist agrees: every road is only as good as the cup of tea at the end of it.
If small towns are twinning with places across the world, the Fair City should go all the way, says our columnist.
US midterm candidates are ditching ties. Our style columnist says Perthshire got there decades ago.
With Bonfire Night four days away, the Perthetic hands the column over to a dog. He has strong views.
Our columnist, who held the line all October, accepts the inevitable with conditions.
Our columnist, a five-a-side goalie, welcomes Simo Valakari's thinking and his own new freedom to wander.
Blair Atholl's new giant rolls have reopened an old argument. Our columnist settles it.
Lights out? Smells nice. Now in Power Cut, Granny's Hall Cupboard and Wet Dog By The Fire. Never leave a lit candle unattended, even a funny one.
Feeling a bit leany? Restores posture to stacks, steeples and uncles after weddings. Consult a qualified professional. Seriously. — Kinnoull Vitality Co.