Santa, his chief elf and Forres Fire Station crew greeted families while collecting for local causes.
John Lamont MP visited Douglas Ross MP’s constituency office while finding out more about local UK Government investment.
Speymalt Whisky Distributors Ltd’s annual results demonstrate a 24 per cent sales increase in turnover.
Forres Rotary's Santa sleigh Father Christmas visited Kinloss, Pilmuir, Thornhill, Knockomie, St Leonard's Road, Bogton and Forbeshill.
Members of the community of all ages celebrated 50 years of the building at the heart of Forres.
NHS-recommended hydrotherapy pools are used for a wide range of benefits.
Findhorn and Kinloss Community Council has received the Armed Forces Bronze Employer Recognition Scheme award.
Forres, Nairn and District Riding for the Disabled provided hundreds of assisted pony rides.
Annie O'Driscoll of Bogton Road last saw Kim near Mosset Park on Saturday, December 23.
Around 70 people followed Theatre of the 7 Directions’ Christmas Artist Hunt at The Park.
LEGO® shares sets to hospitals, children’s homes or vulnerable communities around the world for every heart shared.
Joan and Douglas Grant have donated photographs of Forres folk from 1898-1903 to Forres Heritage Trust.
Maclean's have submitted their Scotch pie, steak pie, chicken and haggis pie, macaroni pie, and lasagne pie.
Forres Mechanics presented £1000 to Pamela Brown, who is collecting for the Cash for Kids Mission Christmas campaign.
Rafford Parent, Baby and Toddler Group at the village hall is a recipient of Berry Burn Community Fund support.
Having left Forres Academy this summer, Secondary School Pupil of the Year Ben Stewart is studying Politics at Stirling University.
Having left Forres Academy this summer, Secondary School Pupil of the Year Ben Stewart is studying Politics at Stirling University.
Having left Forres Academy this summer, Secondary School Pupil of the Year Ben Stewart is studying Politics at Stirling University.
Logie Primary was awarded £1000 from the Findrerne Development Trust to host painter Andrea Turner.
Pride in Moray’s event featured a variety of stalls and was attended by more than 70 visitors.
