Retired Aberdeenshire solicitor Gordon M Hay has completed the 17-year long translation of the Bible into Doric.
Aberdeenshire based animal feed mill and nutrition specialists, East Coast Viners has pledged to raise £10,000 for Scotland’s Charity Air Ambulance.
Heavy showers and thunderstorms are expected to develop from late morning across the Grampian and Angus area as a rain moves in from the west coast.
Faster genetic gain in the suckler herd was one of the key topics of discussion for visitors to the Banff and Buchan Monitor Farm’s summer meeting
A new ambulance is now in operation following months of delays but a standby point in Turriff has yet to be secured.
Methlick travelled to Rubislaw with the onerous task of facing the top side in Grade 2 minus eight regular first team players.
Inverurie Orchestra will be performing their United in Music concert featuring some of America’s best classical music on Saturday.
Summer Reading 2023 runs through to August 26 in Aberdeenshire and is open to all ages of participants.
Rothienorman's Mark Campbell and veteran John Nicol took the title in hotly contested tournament at Harlaw.
MP Richard Thomson's latest column looks at the current turmoil at Westminster including the outcome of the Parliamentary Standards Committee inquiry.
A new series of programmes, residencies, community events and cultural opportunities at the Scottish Sculpture Workshop in Lumsden has been launched.
A Big Band evening raised the roof at Logie Durno hall in aid of a charity's work in Malawi.
Peterhead seafood supplier Amity’s best-selling scampi has become a multi-award winner after success at the National Food and Hospitality awards.
MSP Gillian Martin's latest column looks at the issues around creating a constitution for Scotland.
Officers are trying to trace a blue BMW3 Series reg MV56UVH which was stolen from Collieston in the early hours of Monday morning.
Union President, Martin Kennedy has said that any consolidation in red meat processing risks undermining healthy competition.
Concert contributors included Alisa Anhel a Meldrum Academy pupil, with her Bandura, the national instrument of Ukraine.
The Foveran Hall celebrated its platinum jubilee with guests including 101 year-old Nan Duncan who has been on the committee since its inception.
A win or a draw this weekend would see Bon Accord take the North Section of the Scottish inter county championship.
Singers/song-writers Adam Beattie and Fiona Bevan were joined by an acoustic ensemble made up of Sarah Beattie, Emily De Simone, and Coralie Usmani.
