CLIENTS and staff at Moray Resource Centre (MRC) have raised £2022 to support the service with their big breakfast event.
AHEAD of World Polio Day, Rotary Elgin is gearing up for a Walk a Mile sponsored walk event scheduled for October 21.
ALONG with achieving her degree, Keith artist Kirsty Duguid's outstanding work has also earned her a place among Scotland's emerging artistic talents.
IT has been a whirlwind year for Portsoy comedian Robin Grainger, who took the Edinburgh Fringe by storm in 2022 after his show went viral.
"Just because you have an illness, it doesn't mean that you can't complete or achieve something... it doesn't have to limit you."
The sculpture and photography exhibition will run at the centre in Findhorn until October 29.
A LOSSIEMOUTH salon owner has been announced as a finalist for the Scottish Hairdresser of the Year at this year's British Hairdressing Awards.
THE club, founded by ten parents of children with learning difficulties, has grown from a group of ten to 84 members in the past five decades.
DOODLE lovers are in for a treat this weekend as a popular dog party returns to Elgin for a Halloween themed doggy extravaganza.
IRISH music legend Andy Irvine will take to the stage at Findhorn's Universal Hall.
WORK has already began on Batchen Lane car park, in the town centre – with second floor of the multi-storey currently closed to the public.
PUPILS from Seafield Primary School received a special visitor, when Poppyscotland’s bus called Bud pulled into the school.
PARKING charges in several of Elgin's car parks will increase, as part of Moray Council's package to tackle parking issues in the town centre.
LOSSIEMOUTH Town Hall was filled with vibrant colours and the scent of fresh blooms on Saturday as the town's Flower Show made a triumphant return.
The school are currently hosting a group of students from Hans Leinberger Gymnasium in Germany, as part of a long-standing cultural exchange program.
THE Moray MP visited the Scottish Dolphin Centre at Spey Bay to learn more about the group's Shore Watch Scheme.
THE Dufftown Horticultural Society have praised exhibitors and visitors for helping create an 'excellent' flower show.
The concrete, which has been linked to a 2018 school collapse was also discovered in UHI Moray.
HISTORY buffs and First World War enthusiasts are in for a treat with a talk on one of the war's most distinguished commanders.
TUG of war teams ready for battle.
