From Insch Strawberry Fair to Cuminestown Art Group's exhibition, there is something for everyone going on in Aberdeenshire.
Ministers have been urged to reverse a decision to stop subsidising repair of EV charging points to help councils lower tariff costs.
Two charities that deliver support in the north-east to people with learning disabilities and complex care needs are set to merge.
Councillors have called for action to be taken in a bid to tackle continued traffic issues around Potterton.
ROVOP, a leading supplier of subsea Remotely Operated Vehicles based in Aberdeen has appointed Roland Reid as its new Training and Competency Manager.
Urgent calls were made at First Minister’s Questions to provide clarity on when plans to build a replacement health centre in Ellon can recommence.
Aberdeen Minerals has announced the completion of its first phase of drilling and assaying at the Arthrath Project.
Restoration work to bring a popular Abereenshire railway attraction back into use is nearing completion.
Cyclist Arabella Blackburn, judoka Ross McWatt and swimmer Dean Fearn will head to Maribor, Slovenia as part of Team GB.
A one-off batch of gin has been distilled by local company Little Brown Dog to mark the 50th anniversary of the Bailies of Bennachie.
David Duguid MP has called for the seafood processing sector to be added to the Seasonal Workers Scheme to improve availability at critical times.
Pupils at a rural Aberdeenshire school have completed an annual road run to the school as part of a fundraiser for the Turkey earthquake appeal.
Michael Jenkins, from Cumbria, was in Fraserburgh for work when he died in Watermill Road on Sunday.
A new outdoor landscaped quiet area in Alford Primary School was officially opened for pupils thanks to the support of local businesses.
Caledonia is bringing forward the latest in a growing list of energy projects in the north-east, in this instance an underground power connection.
The Ritchie Beef Monitor live weight system is one of this year's RHASS Presidential Initiative case studies which has been published.
Circular Economy Minister Lorna Slater said that she had been left with no choice but to delay the recycling scheme till October 2025.
The picturesque Eden Watermill near Banff, previously a tea room and gift shop, is going under the hammer at auction in July.
The Scottish government has advised NHS Boards to pause work on projects which require capital funding including a new Ellon Health Centre.
Member owned co-operative, ANM Group has chosen Aberdeenshire North Foodbank as their charity of the year.
