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Ellon Primary pupils said goodbye to a teacher who has retired after being with the school for 16 years.

North-east online shoppers have been urged to be on their guard against scams as Amazon Prime Day gets under way.

PLANS to develop adventure sports at Greenmyers "will be of great benefit to our local community", according to the Huntly Development Trust (HDT).

Highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) H5N1 has been confirmed at Inchdrewer Farm near Banff.

THE trail will run until July 27, when a winner will be chosen.

MORAY woman marks 10 year anniversary following heart attack.

Duncan Taylor Scotch Whisky presented a special edition of three special-aged Laphroaig whiskies to Queen Camilla.

Scotland’s Charity Air Ambulance is inviting supporters to fly symbolically with its frontline crews by sponsoring their own name on the aircraft.

THE tradition began during the coronavirus lockdown and has kept going since.

THE Gordon Schools marked the effort and dedication of its students, and reflected on the past year, at its senior prize giving ceremony last week.

A yellow weather warning for heavy rain affecting the Grampian area has been issued by the Met Office.

MORAY Council is upgrading Buckie’s Letterfourie play park and asking residents for their views on the play equipment they want to see installed.

PEOPLE from across the north-east attended the event at Netherton Farm on Saturday and Sunday (July 8 and 9).

Following their amazing set at TRNSMT over the weekend, Scottish indie rockers The View will be playing the north-east at the end of the year.

Gordon MP Richard Thomson has highlighted the popularity of the Open University in the constituency.

The sun shone on Saturday for a ceremony at Banff Castle which unveiled a plaque for the community venue's Coronation Tree.

Ellon Day Opportunities organised a fitness walk for the people that use its services.

Road policing officers in the north-east hosted a Rider Refinement North training course for motorcyclists in Inverurie on Saturday.

IT was a quieter week of fish landings at Buckie Harbour last week, with catches down by over 50 per cent.

A full weekend of competitions and activities will mark the 175th New Deer Show, including a performance by the Red Hot Chilli Pipers.