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The chain of office was handed over to new president Graham Ritchie.
Units have been dealing with a fire which broke out on Hill of Doune in the early hours of Monday morning.
Aberdeen University student Aaron Odentz completed an amazing double taking both the 5K and 10K titles in successive races.
The Heritage Museum's latest exhibition looks back at school days and items which were made in class.
The team are operating at sites which have proved inaccessible to large vehicles and where the flora and fauna is protected.
Works start Monday, May 16 for six nights.
Efforts include plug-in hybrid cars for its staff, solar power, a biomass boiler, waste recycling and low-emission machinery.
The north-east company has been awarded the title of Medium Dealership of the Year.
Grampian Postcard Collectors Club discussed places including Clatt, Ryhnie,Oyne, Insch, Cumminston, Gamrie, Rosehearty and Pennan to name a few..
In her latest column, MSP Gillian Martin encourages households to complete their forms before time runs out.
A digital, colour coded map has been developed to show potential flood risks for the three days following the publication date of the map.
In his latest column, MP Richard Thomson looks at delays to passports and driving licences.
Developer, Kirkwood Homes has revealed plans to create around 164 new homes in the town at Newbarns.
Brendan Cole, Alan McHugh, Paul-James Corrigan and Danielle Jam are to star in pantomime this festive season
The nominees recognise efforts in community spirit, the environment and culture as well as inspirational volunteers.
The opening fixture of the season resulted in a defeat by Siyapa at Harlaw.
A great performance from the Lairds side gave them a win by 220 runs.
She claimed all five titles, taking the Ladies Singles, Pairs, Triples, Fours and Two Bowl Pairs.
Major forestry works at Kirkhill Forest, just off the A96 at Tyrebagger beside Dyce, will see traffic management in place from June 6 to 17.
Work has been continuing for the unveiling of the new display which will be centred on the unique piece of local heritage.
