In This Week's Oban Times and Lochaber Times, Craignure loses its passenger access system, Jura struggles as its late evening ferry is axed, Kilcohan celebrates as its Post Office reopens and an Oban teen appeals for help to achieve his dream of sailing around the world before time runs out.

In this week's Oban Times and Lochaber Times: Vlad the Giant breaks record after record on the Highland Games circuit, Oban goes quacking crazy for its annual duck race, and Mull unites in solidarity with its LGBTQ community after its Pride celebrations are targeted by Swastika posting online trolls.

In this week's Oban Times and Lochaber Times: Oban's last locally run care company is forced to close, skatepark plans in Oban get rolling, events season brings shows, games and a gala week, and the company which welcomes cruise ships to Fort William is considering its future due to a lack of support from Highland Council.

In this week's Oban Times and Lochaber Times, missing dog Aspen is found after two weeks lost in the forest around Oban, Gael's could be jailed by a new Reform UK policy, Fort William has a Post Office crisis looming, events season is in full swing and a Mull man cycles 180 miles to raise money for the islands defibrillators.

In this week's Oban Times and Lochaber Times: The Clipper Race Arrives in Oban, The Nevis Centre is hit by vandals, Coll's only hotel is up for sale, and an Oban postie who suffered horrific injuries in a dog attack urges dog owners to put up signs alerting staff of the animals presence.

In this week's Oban Times and Lochaber Times, a Lochaber councilor is among four to resign from Highland Council's licensing committee after letting a rapist keep is taxi license, a family of four is saved from Loch Awe after a large scale rescue, and the Mull Campus row heats up as Argyll and Bute Council refuses government talks.

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.