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A grand total of 104 guests attended the Age Concern Christmas party at the Kintore Arms Hotel in Inverurie.
United captain Graeme Rodger scored the equaliser in the 1-1 draw with Nairn.
Garioch Indoor Bowling Club's gents team had a great victory over joint North League leaders Fraserburgh at the weekend
Garioch/Turriff ladies bowlers are in the second round of the Scottish Cup after defeating a strong Stonehaven team at Buchan
Mrs Santa welcomed youngsters into her grotto in Inverurie and was paid a visit by Aberdeenshire provost Judy Whyte.
Doctor Who Worlds of Wonder at the National Museum of Scotland aims to shows the science behind the television series.
James McDougall just failed to beat Bradley Buchan of Fraserburgh in the Scottish Junior Singles semi-final.
Uncharacteristic slip ups from Formartine gave Buckie an early lead which the home side could not claw back in the Cup clash.
A top price of £500 per head was paid for the champion pen of lambs at the Aberdeen Christmas Classic held at the Thainstone Centre on Tuesday.
A home-bred, Limousin cross bullock from Fodderletter Farms, Tomintoul, ruled supreme at the Rising Stars Exhibition Calf Show at Thainstone.
Garioch Indoor Bowling Club's Gents are having one of their best seasons this year having won all four of their matches to date
Centre records were smashed at the Aberdeen Christmas Classic when a first prize Texel ewe lamb from Robbie Wilson’s Milnbank flock sold for 7000gns.
United were beaten 3-1 by the League Two side at North Lodge Park.
A reindeer trio named Vanilla, Mr Whippy and 99 are ready to join the rest of the Cairngorm herd as they make Christmas visits around the country.
When I think of Spey Valley I think water, wildlife, and wilderness. Well, that’s what I used to think.
Winner of the Outstanding Contribution to Film and Television award, Peter Capaldi says his Local Hero role was a major turning point in his career.
Garioch bowler Carla Banks, a favourite for the Scottish Junior Singles title, was knocked out by Lucy Hogg of East Lothian.
A goal from Julian Wade and the returning Graeme Rodger secured the 2-0 win for United.
The simple act of fly fishing, in its purest form, tends to produce a serenity of the mind for anglers at Lochter it seems.
United beat Huntly 3-2 to book their place in the next round of the cup.
