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There is a new addition to a town’s business scene with the opening of a new photography studio.
A flagship policy, which has meant more than 5000 students from the north-east have benefited from free tuition, has been hailed.
A council’s seasonal garden waste points will be back this year.
A community support group has been presented with the voluntary service accolade.
A school reunion’s fundraising effort to support the present day pupils has been recognised in the Scottish Parliament.
The swimming pool at the Deveron Community and Sports Centre has been closed due to a technical issue.
A community venue in a town has been granted £8000 towards holding a VE Day celebration event.
Police in Aberdeenshire are appealing for information following the theft of a motorcycle.
A fundraising event has raised more than £100,000 for the My Name’5 Doddie Foundation.
VisitAberdeenshire has created a phrasebook designed to encourage a common voice when describing reasons to visit the north-east of Scotland.
Live Life Aberdeenshire has launched its Easter holiday programme offering a range of activities for young people.
Resurfacing works which will improve the condition and extend the lifespan of roads will be carried out.
An offshore company has announced more than half a million pounds of investment in one of its north-east facilities.
A local authority is urging residents to remove batteries from electricals before recycling them after a fire started at a household recycling centre.
A former library, town hall, offices, vacant sites and a number of commercial premises are currently being marketed for sale or lease by a council.
A village’s community project has upgraded and modernised its public toilets.
A wedding venue has won a top national industry accolade.
A town venue which hosted popular music events for decades is returning for one final time.
Services providing support for families in Aberdeenshire are set to receive an additional £6 million funding in this year's Scottish Budget.
A council has encouraged private land owners to ensure that vegetation is cut back before spring growth kicks in.
