Huntly News

The arena spectacular version of the hilarious hit movie Elf will be coming to Aberdeen in November.

Folk at the Salmon Bothy have compiled a plentiful programme of concerts, sessions, workshops and sing-arounds

A pilot scheme which scrapped peak-time rail fares is being extended by the Scottish Government for a further three months.

The Terrace Bar and Cafe will be reaching for the stars as it celebrates the very best Divas and Boybands in newly introduced events.

Further public engagement sessions for the new power line and associated substation proposals will take place starting next week.

Sophie Molly will contest the seat in which the Scottish Greens last stood a candidate in 2010.

The Teacher of the Year competition is giving people the chance to win an Aberdeenshire Loves Local Gift Card.

The next generation of creative stars are stepping into the spotlight with the launch of a new festival by the college.

Drop-in sessions are set to be held ahead of three Aberdenshire Minor Injury Units changing their opening hours to 8.30am to 7pm, seven days a week.

There’s lots going on again this weekend across the north-east with a wide variety of events taking place.

The North East Tractor Pullers Club two day showcase event is set to take place at the Haughs in Turriff on Friday and Saturday.

Friends of Insch Hospital are looking at steps to bring a north-east hospital back into use after three years of inaction on reopening the facility.

I never set out to be a writer but 22 years ago I landed myself a wee side-line; a column with The Inverness Courier.

The new community fund will open for applications on September 1, with an initial £2m up for grabs.

Cornhill SWI held a very successful open evening in the form of a fashion show.

People across Aberdeenshire will have the opportunity to get involved and have their say on the proposed MarramWind floating offshore windfarm.

DORIC writers young and old have more time to enter a competition showing off their literary talents.

Cornhill is getting set for its Highland Games which take place in the village on Saturday, June 1.

Over the next eight weeks teams will be carrying out essential works starting in Kincardine and Mearns and working their way up to Banff and Buchan.

The local authority is highlighting the urgent need for foster carers to support children and young people, who are in need of a safe, nurturing home.