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The Premier Forres shop is one of a number of businesses now at the old Pedigreed Cars premises on Bogton Place.
1 Architects, Kinloss confirm some of the Findhorn beach huts require ongoing repairs by the developer.
Moray Council has started planning for a new Forres Academy at Roysvale.
Douglas Ross MSP has been removed from the chamber at Holyrood for heckling First Minister John Swinney.
Teams from Kinloss, Alves, Pilmuir, Dyke, Dallas, Anderson’s and Applegrove took part in the town’s Kwik cricket festival.
Forestry and Land Scotland’s east region manager has confirmed the recent blaze at Culbin was caused by a campfire.
A new Window of Opportunity at Moray Firth Credit Union shows would-be volunteers how they can help.
A volunteer marketplace at Forres Town Hall aims to recruit assistance for local groups and projects.
Groundsman Dale Stephen is running 50 miles from Aviemore to Forres to raise funds for Forres Bluefins.
A Rhododendron falconeri has been unveiled in Forres’ Grant Park in honour of Victorian scientist Hugh Falconer.
Dallas Primary off to a great start in Rotary quiz but fails to qualify for final.
Diplomatic office focused on Indian-Scottish relations visits St John’s Church, Forres.
Forres Community Woodlands Trust Tesco Community Grant Finderne Development Trust funding in free car parks.
Glasgow School of Art’s Highland campus has a rural lab focused on enterprise, sustainable economies and innovation.
Ariane Burgess MSP is highlighting the erosion of LGBTQIA+ rights.
Maclean’s lasagne pie and Ashers’ sausage roll and football pie were winners at the World Championship Scotch Pie Awards.
Forres In Bloom volunteers Ian Maclennan and Grant Speed have been presented with Certificates of Merit.
Findhorn District Salmon Fishery Board has recommended a fishing ban on the River Findhorn.
Showings of Rafford Hall Tales and Rafford’s Growing Roots were appreciated by a full house at Rafford Village Hall.
Illegal encampments at Forres Enterprise Park have cost the taxpayer tens of thousands of pounds over the last five years.
