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Moray job seekers will have the chance to seek out a new career at the forthcoming virtual jobs fair.
KALA the Staffordshire bull terrier cross is ready to embrace her new family with open paws as she is looking for her forever home.
A NEW campaign is calling for people across the north-east to support the tourist sector in its "time of need" as lockdown eases further.
A CREEL boat narrowly avoided crashing into the rocks off Buckie thanks to the rapid response of the town's RNLI lifeboat and another vessel.
THE ongoing financial plight facing the UK coach industry has been raised in parliament by Moray MP Douglas Ross.
DRIVERS are being urged to watch their speed as surface dressing of sections within Moray’s road network takes place over the next four weeks.
CONSERVATIVE group councillors on Moray Council are calling fur further work around a 1:1 device model for school students in the region.
NESCol looks ahead to School Links programme.
A CHARITY for the blind has released a video outlining the 'new normal' in operation at opticians.
THE way ahead for the remainder of the north cricket season is still in flux, it has emerged.
TWO new faces have been welcomed onto the board of directors at Portgordon Community Harbour Group (PCHG).
PREPARATIONS are under way to reopen Moray's council libraries and museums as the lockdown eases further.
BUCKIE High's rector has spoken of his pride not only in this year's duxes but the reaction of the whole school community to the Covid-19 crisis.
THE effects of the Covid-19 lockdown continues to bite in the jobless figures in Moray and beyond.
A SCHEME designed to help kickstart the country's eateries has been launched.
ATTENDING concerts will likely be off the agenda for some time yet, but there is still plenty happening online for music fans to enjoy.
MSP Stewart Stevenson reflects on the return of education to near normality after the summer.
RGU students are set to exhibit the fruits of three years' work at an online exhibition opening soon.
THE lockdown may have restricted many avenues of life but it has not prevented a talented young Buckie musician from claiming a prestigious trophy.
KAYAKERS, canoeists and body boarders are being asked to ensure their equipment is labelled with the owner's details.
