The Advertiser pays its respects following the death of one of our long standing contributors.
The Royal Burgh’s 18th century Town House is to be brought back into use for the benefit of the community.
Ian Dow,Eva Will and Ian Booth who make up the Friends in Harmony group performed for those attending.
Turriff Thistle suffered a narrow defeat at the hands of the current Division 1 North league leaders.
With only two of the incumbent councillors standing for re-election, community support will play a big factor in this ward.
Over 1700 lots went under the hammer, with the top price going to a JCB telehandler.
The fun day, which took place at the Wyness Hall saw hundreds of local children enjoy an array of activities.
A new leadership team has been put in place as the Group celebrates 150 years.
The event at Fyvie Castle raised over £2000 to help disadvantaged children.
Aberdeenshire Instrumental Music Service is hosting the fundraiser on Saturday.
A special event is being held on Saturday in the town to provide information on the proposals.
Phil Anderson Financial Services has been hailed as one of the best companies to work for in this year’s national Professional Adviser Awards.
Access off the A96 towards the Tesco store on Deveron Street is to be closed for up to 68 days.
The company is investing $6.5 million within the opening of a new facility in Houston, Texas.
The international line-up of 11 artists taking part in the art event has been announced.
With existing councillors and new candidates, the ward is not expected to produce any surprises.
The proposal requires both Fraserburgh North School and St Andrews School to close and merge into one new-build school.
The loss of several incumbent councillors leave this ward wide open for all candidates.
An outbreak was first formally declared on March 19, with the protection zone and surveillance zone now formally revoked.
With one of the incumbent councillors standing down, the SNP are making a bid to gain a second elected councillor for the first time since 2017.
