Health board apologises after the flu booking line is 'overwhelmed', there's good and and bad news about flooding issues in Cardenden and villagers in Benarty and elsewhere who have signed a petition against rewilding.
We've also got the sad tale of a young mum who died aged 33, and the efforts to keep her memory alive, and an MSP who believes miners with criminal records from the strike in 1984-85 are about to get a pardon.
Here are just some of the stories making the news this week:
* Stalker shoved banana up exhaust pipe of estranged wife's car
* Landmark building in Grainger Street to become flats
* New tip must be in place before gas plant can start up again
* Teen hitman Cian aims to hit the target for Blues
* NHS Fife say sorry for flu phoneline fiasco
* Lochgelly teenager accused of attack at school
* Banger on a roll at Racewall
* £2m to tackle Cardenden flooding - but work won't start til 2024
* Deadly disease took Nicola at the age of just 33
* Police: 'More road crashes due to elderly drivers'
* Ben ready for uphill task after climb out of depression
* MSP believes report will recommend pardon for convicted miners
* Man arrested after 'sexual gestures' in Lochgelly
* Councillor slams motorists for doing 'almost twice the limit' in 20mph zones
* Poetry in motion as Kelty teen writes about move from Canada
* Vigilante protests are on the increase, warns police chief
* Funeral director reflects on tough year to start new business
* Chance to clean up in Cowdenbeath
* This is why you're seeing red in Lochgelly
* Villagers ain't wild about rewilding as hundreds sign petition
* Going all natural will help in 'the fight aginst climate change'
* Plan to make Christmas 2020 one to remember in Benarty
* Cowdenbeath chef assaulted duty manager with knife
* First Minister warns pubs and restaurants could be shut down
* Rotary sends £21,000 to Beirut disaster fund
* Dad and daughter claimed they had to jump as car mounted pavement
* New badge of honour underlines Kelty's community spirit
* Ross ready to be Cowden's number one
* 'Nosiness' caused man to take estranged wife's phone in nightclub
And that's not all. We've also nine pages of puzzles, image of the week, politician's opinion, a lively letters page, memory lane and the communities page.
Don't forget to pick up your copy tomorrow.
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