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Rudolph and the reindeer are getting a night off as Santa is arriving by jet plane on a pre-Christmas tour of Turriff.
Specialist cleaning service firm Denholm Environmental Limited has recorded its busiest year to date in the brewing and distilling sector.
A full house at the Hopeville Social Club in Inverurie saw over 70 guests enjoying Christmas dinner with all the trimmings.
Team members from SSEN Transmission and Balfour Beatty came together to buy toys, gifts and selection boxes to donate to Home-Start Garioch.
The Trusts and Succession Bill will prevent killers from acting as an executor on their victim’s estate.
The opening arrangements for Aberdeenshire Council over the festive fortnight are available here, with essential services continuing throughout.
A 32-year-old man has been arrest and charged following an assault which happened at Balmellie Street in the Aberdeenshire town.
Scientists at Aberdeen University have demonstrated the success of Trodusquemine which could be used to reverse the effects of a build-up of fat.
MP Richard Thomson paid a visit to Inverurie's Delivery Office to see how it manages cards and letter post in time for Christmas
After almost five decades in the profession at Ellon Academy, guidance teacher May Watt is retiring.
A total of 17 projects and groups local to the Turriff area were the recipients of donations totalling £30,050 thanks to the efforts of the community.
Aldi has extended its reservation window to pick up surplus food bags via Too Good To Go.
Snow is expected to develop across north and north-east Scotland during Friday night before gradually turning to rain during Saturday.
Funds raised the Group purchased cattle which were prepared by Forbes Raeburn Butcher into parcels donated to Aberdeenshire North Foodbank.
Gordon Rural Action and Networks of Wellbeing in Huntly have been awarded a total of £100,00 from a new fund being piloted by Foundation Scotland.
The record level of funds raised at the popular event have been split between its long-term beneficiaries and three other smaller local causes.
The children of Tipperty School in Aberdeenshire have been performing "The Landlord's Cats" for an audience of family members.
Generous Tesco customers made generous food donations providing much-needed support for FareShare and the Trussell Trust.
Kellands Primary School in Inverurie has been awarded the prestigious ADHD Friendly School Award by the ADHD Foundation.
The strongest winds are likely to be across the far north and north-east of Scotland reaching between 45-55mph with stronger gusts.
