Neil Drysdale

The far-travelled Rotary Club and golfing stalwart was in his element with his family, but made a difference wherever he went.

Almost everything ground to a halt in the north-east, but though farmers struggled with the conditions, they managed to plough on.

Authors, including Shetland writer Ann Cleeves and Bookseller of Inverness author Shona MacLean, told the Press and Journal why they love libraries and why they are so vital

It's one of the murkier episodes from the Cold War and many of the troops who watched the H bomb explode later died of cancer.

The Aberdeen educationalist and ex-councillor fell in love with the Tall Ships which are returning to the Granite City in 2025

RAF pilot Alistair Thompson McDonald was among those who broke out of Stalag Luft 3 in 1944, but the Moray man avoided the grisly fate of many of his colleagues.

The Hall of Clestrain has fallen into disrepair, but the John Rae Society is taking radical steps to transform the building to its former glory.

The Scots - from Perth, Dundee and Montrose - who took the United States by storm in the 1970s are saying 'Let's Go Round Again' one last time on December 13.

Lewis Grassic Gibbon was close friends with Jean Baxter and dedicated his classic novel to a remarkable Aberdeenshire woman.

The Manran member and radio presenter is one of the leading lights in Scotland's traditional music resurgence.