THE "SHOUT" came, and within minutes the lifeboat William Blannin was powering out through the entrance to Buckie harbour and heading east. A man in…
A SCOTTY dog from a village in Moray has been chosen from packs of hopeful pups as the new face of a leading food brand. Eighteen-month-old Pepsi will…
LOSSIEMOUTH stylist Karen Thomson is part of a team responsible for the hairdos of this year’s ‘X Factor’ contestants. And it is not just the locks of…
?A MORAY academic has described how he watched helplessly as armed Guatemalan robbers dragged two women into woodland and subjected them to a vicious…
FEARS that Moray could become the ‘forgotten satellite’ have been voiced following the Scottish Government’s announcement on the future of both policing…
A PAIR of Elgin friends are hoping a charity race night will help them cross their fund-raising finish line. Punters are welcome to the Ex-Servicemen’s…
RWANDA is known as the Land of a Thousand Hills, and one Elgin voluntary worker can vouch for the country’s moniker. Katherine Milne has just returned…
MORE than 50 gravestones have been desecrated and a hedge set on fire during a spate of vandalism at a Moray graveyard. Community leaders have described…
THE monks at Pluscarden have elected a new superior following the appointment of Dom Hugh Gilbert as Bishop of Aberdeen. Dom Anselm Atkinson (54) was…
THE crate of cigarettes could have ended up in any number of places, yet it was destined for the Royal Army Service Corps stationed in Ostend, Belgium,…
A FORRES woman who underwent a mastectomy then refused any further medical treatment has shared her experiences of breast cancer. Rosie O'Hara (58) used…
WITH A flock scattered from Laurencekirk to Shetland and everywhere in between, the North of Scotland’s new auxiliary minister to the deaf community knows…
WORK is officially underway on a £60.5 million biomass plant in the heart of Speyside. The Helius CoRDe venture in Rothes will use distillery by-products…
A YOUNG musician from Moray has won a place at one of the country’s top music schools – only for his spot in the classroom to be left hanging in the balance.…
GARY Sutherland was a lapsed golfer, until he acquired his late dad’s putter. In honour of his father James, a Hopeman sea captain who was seldom off…
MOST people remember a woman in their community who helped them, amused them, or even terrified them – a woman who inspired and was equally admired.
HE HATES running with a passion and always has, but a Moray man is now preparing to hit the wall, metaphorically and literally, when he takes up a marathon…
A FENCE at the centre of disquiet in a Speyside village was never intended to cause a row, the man behind its erection has said.
MORAY Council volunteers are to receive lapel badges in recognition of their contribution to the area. A £400 grant to cover the cost of the 360 metal…
A FLEET of 70 new local authority pool cars will hit Moray’s roads this summer, bringing with it annual savings of £100,000. It comes after a pilot…
