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A VE Day event is set to hand a cash boost to a number of charities.
Free bus passes should be removed from those who commit acts of anti-social behaviour while using them.
There was a warm welcome when a new Lord Lieutenant took up his post.
The second stage of an on-demand bus service is being rolled out.
A former Keith woman has been unveiled as the latest candidate to the Moray seat at Holyrood.
The final touches are being put to a popular annual music festival.
A golf course was briefly closed after the discovery of a burned out van on a fairway.
Walkers put their best foot forward on Sunday to raise money for good causes in a revived annual charity fundraiser.
The work of a 19th Scottish watercolour artist has gone on display until the end of the summer.
The 80th anniversary of the end of World war II in Europe is set to be marked by communities across the country later this week.
Drivers will be faced with a diversion due to Scottish Water roadworks.
Plans to upgrade a crumbling secondary school could be about to get kicked into the long grass.
Plans to install luxury glamping pods near a links golf course have been submitted.
A new community café and kids’ play area has proved hugely popular in the few months it has been running.
The message of kindness and compassion from theirs latest production has inspired a theatre group to support a local food bank.
A new display is set to shine a light on some of the less well-known local stories from World War II.
A council’s decision to axe a harbour nightwatch service to save cash has been reaffirmed.
Two midwives have returned to their roots after leaving their posts in the Granite City.
A step back up to the senior league is eagerly being awaited by a community cricket club.
Moray Council and other agencies are due to carry out a variety of roadworks locally this coming week.
