Keith 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.

The awards ceremony is due to take place in London on June 15.

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

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

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.

Banffshire residents have more chances to help donate £5000 to a community group through a new scheme.

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

Glenisla and Weston View care homes are coming together to run Keith Cares Club.

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.

The event at Banff Castle was filled with traditional Scottish music, dance, food and entertainment.

A Buckie councillor has expressed his serious concern about Moray Council’s recent budget, which was passed with cross party support.

Colin Bowie will step out onto the Brave catwalk to raise money for Friends of ANCHOR.

Tackling child poverty will remain a priority of the Scottish Government, a north-east SNP NSP has vowed.

Aberdonian actor Jenna Innes will star in Heathers the Musical when it comes to the city’s His Majesty’s Theatre in September.

A north-east Conservative MSP has criticised new First Minister John Swinney for refusing to ditch the SNP policy on oil and gas production.

The group behind bringing pride parades to Moray – fifty years after the first one was held in the UK, have been nominated for an award.