AS far both councils are concerned, there will be no job losses when Fermanagh and Omagh councils amalgamate in April next year.
Traders say one-pound parking needs push in run-up to Christmas
More needs to be done to promote the one pound parking scheme rolled out by the department of regional development, according to traders.
Ninety miles, 3,000 likes and £9,000 raised in BT marathon walk to Belfast
Local BT staff completed a 90-mile walk from Enniskillen to Belfast this week,
UPDATE: Enniskillen motorcyclist dies
Enniskillen motorcyclist Brian Lynch has died today in the Royal Victoria Hospital from injuries sustained in a road traffic accident on Saturday evening.
Big drop in rates expected for town centre businesses
Shops and other businesses in Enniskillen town centre could be set to receive a rates boost with rental values in property falling by as much as 35% for some, following a new evaluation.
New York beauty mag features brave Ciara
A leading New York magazine, published around the world, with a readership of over a million has featured the inspirational story of Lisnaskea teenager Ciara McDonald.
Ex-Quinn team: It’s good to be back
ON Saturday week, November 29, it is hoped that the former Quinn Group, now Aventas, will be part owned and managed by a local consortium.
Local community rallies around brave Dearbhail
A popular Newtownbutler A level student who suffers from a rare form of muscular dystrophy has defied all the odds in coping with her restricted movement lifestyle.
Motorcyclist fights for life after crash
The father of four critically injured in a horrific road accident near Lisbellaw is still fighting for his life at the Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast.
Overgrown hedges pose safety concern
CONCERNS have been raised about the height of roadside hedges in the county and the danger they pose to vehicles such as school buses.