WREXHAM manager Dean Saunders maintains that fans have yet to see the best of striker Lamine Sakho, who made his first start for the Dragons in Tuesday’s 2-0 defeat at Kidderminster Harriers.Read
A MAN who was caught selling counterfeit DVD films in Wrexham and who had a number of pornographic films in his car boot, had made illegal profits of £259,500, a court heard.Read
GRESFORD Trust Bowling Club has received funding from the Wrexham Rural Key Fund to install roller shutters and a mini kitchen to its new bowling pavilion.Read
WREXHAM Tennis Academy ace Lisa Whybourn won huge praise from Elena Baltacha after she gave the British number two a major fright at the one of the UK’s biggest women’s events.Read
NIGHTINGALE House Hospice is inviting people to ‘come and sing’ Handel’s Messiah in the Stiwt Theatre, Rhos, as part of World Hospice Day and Voices for Hospices 2009.Read
A GIFTED consultant who was suffering from Alzheimer’s walked on to a busy dual carriageway and suffered ‘horrific’ injuries after he was run over by several vehicles.Read
THE Black Lion pub in Bersham – commonly known as the Hole in the Wall pub – is supporting the Nightingale House Hospice with two events this month.Read
JOHNSTOWN Sports Pavilion, Heol Kenyon, Johnstown, has been officially opened by Wrexham Football Club manager and assistant Wales manager Dean Saunders.Read
A SPIRITED late rally could not stop struggling Elements Cefn Druids from going down 1-0 at home to Welsh Premier League full-timers Neath on Saturday.Read
STAFF and pupils at a busy Wrexham eco centre have been nominated for a Your Champions award by Peter Rey, of Hermitage Drive, for ‘the endless hard work they carry out in the community’.Read
COUNCIL officials in Wrexham are working to make sure all eligible residents can have their say on polling day, despite the fact a general election has yet to be called.Read
HAFOD Y WERN Community School, Deva Way, Wrexham, has been nominated for the ScottishPower-Trinity Mirror Your Champions award for School of the Year.Read