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MODEL artworks shortlisted for a new gateway to Buckie feature went on display to the public for the first time at the weekend.

A MONTH ago we asked for help to identify the seven men in this picture.

Tributes have been paid to a stalwart of the Portsoy community who spearheaded the success of the town's Scottish Traditional Boat Festival.

A DREAM trip to reach the base camp of Everest was an “amazing experience” for a climbing couple.

NEWS that a draft Bill is to put before the Scottish Parliament to pave the way for a fresh independence referendum has been welcomed by a local MSP.

Two long-serving Aberdeenshire Council service managers are retiring this summer – leaving a lasting impact on the economy of the north-east.

THE Romans might have been the greatest military machine the world has ever seen but they never had things easy in Moray.

FIRST class jazz is set to grace Moray next month when award-winning Scottish pianist and composer Euan Stevenson visits the region.

A BUS driver who got married for a third time without divorcing his second wife has today escaped a prison sentence.

Rehearsals are well under way for Banff Academy’s summer show, which this year is Rock of Ages.

A Macduff hotel's win in the Scottish Hospitality Awards has been recognised in Holyrood.

A Macduff caravan park has been named the best in Scotland by an industry magazine.

Thousands are set to descend on Cornhill this weekend for its Highland Games.

SINGERS, dancers and even a magician – after its success last year Moray's Got Talent is back again.

Aberdeenshire Council has pledged its support in recognition of the new International Fair Trade Charter.

The community and school at Gardenstown has unveiled a statue to commemorate 100 years since World War I.

PARENTS taking their children to Portgordon Primary School yesterday (Monday) morning rushed to try and save a pensioner lying injured nearby.

THE latest agricultural theft in the North East has seen a farm in Meikle Wartle targeted.

INVERKEITHNY Kirk Preservation Trust will be holding its first event a week on Sunday.

An open meeting is to be held in a bid to secure the future of Lower Banff Junior Agricultural Club (JAC).