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It's a busy weekend in Aberdeenshire so there's plenty opportunity to get out and about and enjoy a host of events taking place.

THERE was triumph for a Findochty Primary sister act in a national reading competition.

Organisers of the Macduff Poppy Display for Remembrance have made an appeal to knitters and crocheters.

AK Retail Holdings who bought the retailer out of administration earlier this year have relaunched the online site for the clothing firm.

RAF LOSSIEMOUTH personnel have left for Canada as part of efforts to recover a missing submersible.

Work to update and strengthen the case for improving transport north of Ellon to Fraserburgh and Peterhead has been backed by the Nestrans board.

The latest Robert Gordon University Sustainable Futures event will take place at Macduff Library.

STATE-of-the-art technology which measures greenhouse gas emissions in sheep, will be on display at a special event in the heart of Speyside.

WINNIE Ewing, an icon of the Scottish independence movement and past Moray and Nairn MP, has died aged 93.

KEITH Grammar School hosted an exciting outdoor event last week for its current and future school members.

A classic and vintage vehicle dealer near Aberchirder has a 1951 immaculate condition Type 23 Citroen truck looking for a potential new owner.

BLUE Light festival celebration.

FUNDING roadshow dates for Moray.

Hit theatre tour Bluey’s Big Play will visit Aberdeen next summer following sell-out shows across Australia and the US.

Aberdeenshire Council is seeking more feedback on its trial of changes to recycling centre bookings, which has been ongoing since November 2022.

Sir Keir Starmer's energy strategy has been called “more brutal” than anything Margaret Thatcher did to Scotland's industrial communities.

A herbicide previously used to control bracken on farms in Scotland, will not be authorised for use this season because of the risks it poses.

I struggled to keep the anger and disappointment out of my voice, said our columnist.

AREAS around Huntly form "the most important site in Scotland for the wildcat".

Aberdeenshire council is currently in “positive” talks with three partners who could soon take up office space at the HQ site in Aberdeen.