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Travellers can expect further disruption as heavy rain affects north-east road and rail links.
High flows on the River Don are expected overnight Thursday through into Friday as a result of significant forecast rainfall leading to local flooding
Rail services in the north-east have been suspended between Aberdeen and Dundee and roads including the B977 near Kintore closed.
John Rogie of Netherton Farm, Tarland was announced as the winner of the Stewart Trailer raffle which raised £60,000.
Talented students from Inverness and Inverurie are celebrating success following an awards ceremony at the North-East Aberdeen Weaver Incorporation.
A talented and versatile group of songbirds delighted members of the Tuesday centre in the Friendship room, Kemnay village hall this week.
Strathspey, Banff and Buchan and Deeside Monitor Farms join the list of locations as part of the Monitor Farm Scotland Programme.
A Bomag BW80 twin drum self-propelled vibrating road roller SY57 CJV was stolen last weekend from a site near Rothienorman.
A tricky quiz in four parts stimulated the grey cells of members of the Grampian Postcard Collecters club at the monthly meeting in Kintore.
Further concern on the avian flu situation in the north- east after NFU Scotland last night revealed 72,000 birds have been culled in Aberdeenshire.
MP David Duguid's latest column discusses current pressures being felt by households.
A group of Explorer Scouts from Daviot and Oldmeldrum are fundraising towards a return to Uganda in July next year.
Failure to deliver a fair price is responsible for shortages being seen on supermarket shelves.
Professor Wayne Powell has said SRUC has a role in shaping the planet’s destiny as it celebrates its 10th anniversary.
Christmas cheer, fair and fare were much in evidence in St Andrews Church Halls in Inverurie on Saturday.
A strike by members of the Educational Institute of Scotland union means that all Aberdeenshire schools will be closed on Thursday, November 24.
HEROES the play was staged at the Acorn centre in Inverurie proving a sell-out drawing in large audiences over three nights.
MP Richard Thomson has highlighted a report from an All-Party Parliamentary Group which has found unwelcome detrimental impacts as a result of Brexit.
A morning walk near the cliffs at New Slains Castle turned into a rescue mission for a lucky north-east Jack Russell on Saturday.
MPs Richard Thomson and Andrew Bowie have expressed differing views on an international trade deal.
