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A SCOTTISH charity is organising a free concert to showcase the two historic pipe organs in Fochabers.
A LOCAL musician and recording artist has showcased his Moray home in his recently released music video.
MORAY School Bank has recently re-opened its community garden with a series of volunteering activities and a festive coronation tea party.
CAMPAIGN: Show of strength as communities continue GP protest.
SIX Moray High School's joined together for Moray Tennis Forum's first ever tennis festival.
THE efforts undertaken by Millbank Primary School to raise pupils’ achievement and attainment has been recognised by Education Scotland.
FORMER staff members of an Elgin hotel – which has closed to house asylum seekers – have expressed shock at their treatment.
TICKETS are now on sale for Celtic fusion band Shooglenifty's performance at Findhorn's Universal Hall.
The Primary Schools representing Buckie, Elgin, Forres, and Keith competed at the Quiz Final last week.
MORAY’S over 55s are invited to a free Tai Chi taster class as part of the First Time for Everything Programme.
STUDENTS at King Charles’ former school took part in a host of activities this weekend to mark the coronation.
Who Killed My Father will visit Findhorn's Universal Hall on Saturday May 20 as part of a Scottish Spring Tour.
Ian Mackintosh (81) received a medal for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II more than 70 years ago.
TWO of Gordonstoun school's junior pupils got to live as royals yesterday, as the school held their own mini coronation.
"Currently they owe me £1518 and when I contacted my bank they confirmed that the money had not been sent."
THE Save Our Surgeries campaign group will hold two more protest marches, ahead of next month's Integration Joint Board (IJB) meeting.
During their headline show, the girl group paid tribute to their friend Mark Sheehan, who was best known for his work in The Script.
THE first day of the sold-out MacMoray Family Festival went ahead yesterday, with crowds and bands alike enjoying the event.
THE Home Office has responded following reports yesterday of closure of the Eight Acres Hotel, with the facility set to be used house asylum seekers.
MEMBERS of an Elgin gym have been ‘shocked’ to receive news of its closure, less than a year after it re-opened to the public.
