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Police are seeking information after a vehicle was set alight on a road.
Organisations and groups across the north-east are being called on to tackle mental health stigma and discrimination through the arts.
Babies and children who are approved for permanent homes through adoption will benefit from a new service launched by the charity Kibble.
NHS 24 is sharing advice to help people across Aberdeenshire enjoy a healthy festive holiday.
A mum with personal experience of having a seriously ill young baby has been appointed as head of fundraising at The Archie Foundation.
Caledonia Offshore Wind Farm has funded a new pre-apprenticeship programme which aims to address a major skills gap in fabrication and welding.
Discussions around the future delivery of library services in a number of communities are to take place across Aberdeenshire.
Mànran will headline the Big Gig on the Back Green at next summer’s Glenglassaugh Scottish Traditional Boat Festival.
The opening arrangements for Aberdeenshire Council over the festive fortnight have been confirmed, with essential services continuing throughout.
The long-awaited new Aldi supermarket in Macduff was officially opened on Thursday morning.
A north-east children’s charity is calling on the local community to share cherished festive memories as part of its Christmas appeal to raise funds.
Aberdeenshire Council has released information about its festive recycling and refuse collections.
Shoppers will be able to get their first look of the new Aldi supermarket in Macduff when it opens on Thursday morning.
The Archie Foundation has secured more than £212,000 in grants to help local children.
Police are warning of criminals taking advantage of the cold snap with fraudulent adverts for firewood on social media.
A MSP has met with farmers protesting changes by the UK government at the Scottish Parliament with fears over the future for the industry.
A record number of students took part in the annual Girls in Energy conference brainstorming creative ideas to complex challenges.
A coach firm is celebrating after winning accolades at two awards ceremonies.
In her latest column, Banffshire and Buchan Coast MSP Karen Adam outlines her concerns about libraries potentially being closed.
Charities that support children with essential items are benefiting as part of Aberdeenshire Council’s contract and tendering process.
