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As 2024 draws to a close, Provost of Aberdeenshire Judy Whyte has reflected on the year.
Two Portsoy community stalwarts have been awarded the British Empire Medal (BEM) in the King’s New Year Honours.
Police are appealing for anyone who may have witnessed a housebreaking or people acting suspicious in the early hours of Christmas Day in Macduff.
Business Gateway has announced that nominations are now open for its inaugural Recognition Awards.
Clan Cancer Support has received £187,103 from National Lottery funding to help children and families impacted by cancer.
Men who have been through a cancer diagnosis are being urged to be bold in 2025 – by applying to take part in charity fashion show Brave.
A teenager who lost both legs in a car crash is set to enjoy Christmas at home with his family after a remarkable recovery.
Aberdeenshire Council is developing a new strategy to safeguard the local economy and make it more sustainable for the benefit of its communities.
The most critically ill patients in a town are waiting more than three times as long for ambulances than those in other parts of the region.
Santa braved the windy weather in Banff on Sunday to feature in The Spotty Bag Shop Reindeer Parade.
A tractor rally of almost 200 farmers protested against Labour’s family farm tax.
A man who was rescued from the sea by a lifeboat, Coastguard teams and helicopter has said he was close to death.
Aberdeenshire Council leader Councillor Gillian Owen has reflected on the past 12 months in her end of year message.
House fires involving rechargeable electrical devices such as vapes, laptops and e-bikes are on the increase.
An engineering company has raised £155,000 in a five-year partnership with a children’s charity.
Motive Offshore Group has announced the appointment of a Middle East and North Africa regional manager.
A person has been rescued from the sea off the coast of Macduff.
Two businesses have donated to schools to help families in need this Christmas.
A fundraiser has been recognised for her immense efforts at the My Name’5 Doddie Foundation Anniversary Dinner.
Aberdeenshire West MSP Alexander Burnett is concerned over a cut to the hours at Huntly train station ticket office.
