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Ellon headquartered BrewDog is set for a major expansion into China following a joint venture partnership with AB InBev subsidiary Budweiser China.
Local authorities and landowners are being encouraged to work up their timber transport applications to Scottish Forestry before the deadline date.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks are holding a face to face exhibition event for a proposed second 400kV Substation near New Deer.
The Syrian community in Inverurie organised a coffee afternoon. with money raised going to support efforts in Turkey and Syria.
Two men aged 18 and 19 have been arrested and charged following housebreakings in Peterhead.
A distinctive watch found in Morrison's in Inverurie has been reunited with the owner after a police appeal.
Two north-east sites were bird flu was detected have now been downgraded by Scottish Ministers to surveillance zones.
The intention is to ban the retail sale of peat for home gardening first, before considering how a wider ban would affect commercial users.
SSEN says that all known faults have now been dealt with in Aberdeenshire and Moray.
Small grants up to £2000 and large grants of up to £15,000 in a single year are available for north-east projects.
SNP councillor Seamus Logan has condemned the Conservative UK Government over new election rules which will make it more difficult to vote.
NatureScot is offering grants of up to £120,000 through the Facility for Investment Ready Nature in Scotland (FIRNS) for new nature projects.
Cutting-edge research will be used to find a plant-based alternative for the recovery of gold, silver and copper nanoparticles from mining waste.
Mobile food vans are continuing to support customers in Turriff and Maud where some properties are still affected.
The Painting and Decorating Association (PDA) has issued a call out to community projects that could benefit from donated paint.
Favourite home-made soups were much appreciated by the gathering in the Inverurie Gospel hall on a very blustery Friday.
The first major event in the agricultural calendar will take place on Wednesday, March 1 at the Thainstone Centre, Inverurie.
Scottish hotel group, Crerar Hotels has reported an £8.9m increase in turnover, up from £5.49m to £14.46m.
Teams from Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks Distribution have been out since first light to resume efforts to restore power to homes.
The first ever VisitScotland Connect travel trade workshop takes place at the P&J Live in Aberdeen in April.
