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Garioch’s lowest score this and last year saw them hand Inverness only their second victory in eight matches.

Arc Fiddlers perform in Edinburgh and Stirling.

BAFTA-nominated comedian Rachel Parris brings her brand new tour: POISE to the Tivoli Theatre.

The Club Room has opened in the former Bank of Scotland site in Huntly, following a major six-month refurbishment to the B-listed property.

Members of the Ythan Amateur Dramatics Association, a newly formed drama group, performed their version of Snow White at the Ellon Kirk Centre.

Sleeping Beauty hits the stage in Aberdeen in an amazing mix of comedy, dance routines, song and of course a little touch of that special Gary magic.

Scottish firm Stewart Travel, with a local store in Inverurie received a gold medal in last week's British Travel Awards.

Top payers from Inverness to Perth will be competing at the Scottish Singles which is being held at Garioch Indoor Bowling in Inverurie.

Banff Rugby Club has been supported by new kit sponsors in its 45th anniversary year.

A life-saving defibrillator has been installed at Macduff Primary School to give the community access to the equipment when needed in an emergency.

There was plenty festive spirit at the Banff Plainstones Christmas Cracker event on Sunday.

Subsea specialist Sulmara has expanded its operations in Aberdeenshire after a period of sustained success.

Joyous carol singing filled the West Parish Church as local youngsters performed a packed programme of festive favourites.

DJ, broadcaster and global dance music legend Pete Tong has announced that his critically acclaimed Ibiza Classics will return for a brand-new show.

A trial to research the economic opportunities and environmental impacts of electrofishing for razor clams has been extended for a further 12 months.

Skippers are urging Holyrood not to push through highly protected marine areas “by the back door” after the publication of the consultation response.

Aberdeen Science Centre will be encouraging visitors to move it, move it as they explore the relationship between maths and motion.

A "fantastic turnout" saw the village get into the festive spirit.

A century ago on December 2 the BBC aired its first Gaelic programme shortly after the opening of the broadcaster’s Belmont Street studio in Aberdeen.

Santa will be returning this year with all his little helpers and a sack full of treats for the children who come to see him.