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Former Forres Academy pupil Ben Stewart was elected as a Moray MSYP to attend parliamentary sittings three times-a-year.
Findhorn Bay Arts is appealing to the community to decorate windows and gardens during September’s event.
Caravans have moved onto a site that just recovered from £5000-worth of damage caused by travellers.
The owners of an industrial park, which was used by travellers earlier this year, have revealed how much damage was caused during their stay.
Riding for the Disabled has been given more than £3,000 to run animal grooming sessions to help aid people’s wellbeing.
Visitors are being asked to submit pictures they’ve taken on a new photo trail in the grounds of Brodie Castle for display on social media.
Findhorn’s summer fair featured stalls, entertainment, parades and sea vessels
Friends of the Falconer Museum are marking 152 years since the building’s opening with family activities on Museum Square on August 1
Gardening volunteers are asking the community to help keep a town looking beautiful.
Travis Bremner, Niamh Jackson and Aiden Henderson have been promoted and presented with an award.
Draeyk van der Horn aims to make 128 High Street, Forres a hub for the community
Forres Area Community Trust works with Moray Food Plus and FareShare to help feed folk in need.
Forres In Bloom have invested in tools for junior section the Wee FIBees.
The new design coincides with festival Grant Park 100, celebrating a century since the land was gifted to the community.
Local companies and school pupils help students and staff with annual GSA exhibition.
Local companies and school pupils help students and staff with annual GSA exhibition.
Forres Community Policing Team dealt with violence, theft and traffic offences during last month.
Teenagers El Tecato, Sir Garlond and Valhallus want to impress locally before eventually gigging across the UK.
Charity Forres Community First Responders (FCFR), launched on Friday, July 12.
Healthworks counsellor Danielle Quist recommends forest bathing to her clients
