This week we take a look back at the North Ayrshire stories and photos from February 2014.
Recognise any faces from these Herald pics from 10 years ago?
Stanley Primary’s Bethany Campbell was the overall winner of the school’s Scots Verse Competition in 2014.
Extreme athlete Michael Kirkum, right, took a step closer to his challenge of a lifetime – the 2014 Grand To Grand Ultra – thanks to a state-of-the-art backpack donated by Taylor’s of Kilwinning. The Grand To Grand was an ultra-marathon of 170 miles run over six stages round the perimeter of the Grand Canyon in Arizona.
Reverend Arthur Sherratt was inducted as the 106th minister of St Cuthbert’s Church in 2014 – moving from Kilbarchan. The congregation had been without a full time minister for three years but has been ably served during the vacancy by Reverend Dr Johnston McKay and Reverend Andrew McCance as locums.
Members and guests of New Cunninghame Art Club were thoroughly entertained by the highly talented artist Michael Durning in February 2014. Michael, who hails from Stevenston but now lived in West Kilbride, was currently the President of the highly prestigious Paisley Art Institute.
Moorpark Primary pupils held a Burns lunch – complete with a piper, speeches, singing and dancing in 2014.
Budding bards at Mayfield Primary School in Saltcoats had a chance to show off their recitation skills in a competition to mark the anniversary of Robert Burns’ birthday in 2014.
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