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Moray Inshore Rescue Organisation was paged by HM Coastguard for four paddle boarders being washed out to sea from Nairn.
Over 55 are invited to a free Halloween-themed crafts session at Logie Steading.
Erskine Veterans Activity Centre North members have paid tribute to a retiring manager, visited the Poppy Centre and accepted a three figure donation.
Magic Gareth’s Halloween special at Universal Hall will feature a family magic show followed by an optional balloon twisting workshop.
The former Victoria Hotel, now Erskine Veterans Activity Centre North offers activities, lunches, support and companionship.
Orchard Road, Tolbooth Street, South Street and Bank Lane residents are having flood repellent vents, valves and storm doors installed.
Tesco Forres has invested £600,000 in resurfacing its car park with additional drainage to prevent flooding.
Moray Inshore Rescue Organisation and Keirans Legacy have replaced the defibrillator at the Captain’s Table in Findhorn.
Forres House users want Moray Council to assess the community centre with accurate usage figures.
The Auld Brodie! Living History event celebrated what life was like through the centuries at Brodie Castle.
London-based Dr Charlie Easmon has paused his Castlehill Church conversion project to have the premises re-valued.
Friends of Blairs Loch were shocked to discover that its Otter hide was left full of empty cans and bottles on Sunday morning.
Moray author and historian John Sutherland’s book Right Up Your Street In Forres focuses on local street names.
A nearby resident wants Moray Council to secure Forres Academy’s playing field to prevent travellers camping on it.
Tesco employee Harry Cooksley from Findhorn is not impressed by Stagecoach North’s reintroduction of the 32 bus service.
Scottish pop duo Hue and Cry are headlining an electro-acoustic show at Forres Town Hall on Saturday, October 4.
Elgin-based firm Johnston Carmichael said it was ‘very special’ to be named Main Business of the Year.
Councillor Scott Lawrence called on ‘accurate’ usage figures to be used when deciding Forres Community Centre’s future.
Following repeated water scarcity warnings, Ariane Burgess MSP, wants to see cohesive changes to adapt to the changing conditions.
Ariane Burgess MSOP wants to see increased Boycotts, Divestments and Sanctions against those who support Israel’s actions in Gaza.
