Our Aberdeen: Penny for Your Thoughts
When Ingrid Bergman asks Humphry Bogart what he’s thinking in the film Casablanca, I’m sure most people don’t realise that they were speaking the Scots language!
Gallery: Celebrating International Women’s Day
This week’s Aberdonian is celebrating International Women’s Day which takes place on Monday March 8.
Gallery: Look back at lyric musical society
This week’s Aberdonian has taken a look back at archive images of the Lyric Music Society.
Moreen Simpson: Can’t we have birthdays without getting older?
Birthdays– who’d have ’em?
Readers’ Letters: Watch out for ‘dognappers’
Nearly every week, reports of the kidnapping of dogs – from back gardens, from their homes, or even while they’re out for a walk – hit the headlines.
Joe Harper column: I would have struggled to score in this Aberdeen team with the way they play
Aberdeen’s loan strikers need to be delivered ammunition if they are to shoot them to a third-placed Premiership finish.
Frank Gilfeather: Titans clash in Scottish political fight of decade
Now we wait.
Readers’ letters: Do more to cut respiratory toll
Kemnay’s Alix Still will get another crack at Scottish indoor pentathlon record at NCAA Championships
Kemnay athlete Alix Still has earned another opportunity to crack the Scottish women’s indoor pentathlon record before the end of the winter season.
Readers’ Letters: Closing school for poll not on
With the forthcoming election for the Scottish Parliament, we as a parents group strongly disagree with Aberdeen City Council’s continued use of Glashieburn Primary as a polling station.
Readers’ Letters: Lada is star of city-made film
Many citizens in Aberdeen city have been out with their cameras snapping photos of the latest Tetris-based film Falling Blocks being filmed in Tillydrone Avenue and other areas of the city, pictured.
Willie Miller column: Aberdeen need maximum points from Hamilton and Dundee United clashes to have chance of third
Aberdeen can’t afford any slip-ups before the top-six split in the race to secure third spot.
Readers’ Letters: Call for action on lung health
As Asthma UK and British Lung Foundation Scotland launch their manifesto for the 2021 Scottish elections, it is clear there is a long way to go to protect and improve lung health in Scotland.
Athletics: North-east woman Glynis Buchan, 45, runs more than 5K every day for more than three years
Three years ago, Glynis Buchan set herself a target of running at least 5k every day throughout January.
Readers’ Letters: No card to say I had Covid jab
My wife and I went to the P&J Live centre and got our Covid jab a couple of weeks ago.
Rachel Corsie column: Scotland camp may have ended with disappointing result, but strides forward were made during week
The international window saw Scotland complete their Euro qualification campaign and, from the outside, it will have looked liked it ended in a manner which mirrored the group games as a whole.
Moreen Simpson: Shopping online godsend for my supermerkitphobia
Nearly a year since I revolutionised my shopping and went online.
Readers’ Letters: Capitalism not the top priority
Regarding those questioning Nicola Sturgeon’s roadmap out of lockdown.
Joe Harper column: Aberdeen must go for blood against wounded Celtic
Aberdeen must go on the attack from the opening minute to the last to overcome struggling Celtic at Parkhead tomorrow.
Our Aberdeen: Scotland’s gemstones
Scottish agates have been used in jewellery and other precious objects for more than 200 years.
Readers’ Letters: Lording it up on 25p-a-week rise
Athletics: Aberdeen’s Zoey Clark bids for fifth major medal at European Indoor Championships
Zoey Clark will bid for her fifth major championship medal when she represents Great Britain in next month’s European Indoor Championships at Torun, Poland.
Frank Gilfeather: Failure to give SFA red card shows up Sturgeon
Say what you like about the Scottish Football Association, but you wouldn’t want them running a raffle for your local Scout troop or youth club.
Readers’ Letters: Keep distance on park visits
As it was a sunny day my wife and I decided to go for a walk in Duthie Park in Aberdeen.
Readers’ Letters: It ain’t over till it’s over, folks!
So Boris and Nicola have set out their road maps to our bright new future, with enough ifs, buts, ands, and caveats to make lawyers very happy.
Golf: North-east brothers have claimed 15 club championship titles between them
Greg Ingram has extra incentive to win the Hazlehead and Inverurie club championships this year.
Golf: Stonehaven ‘delighted’ with Today’s Golfer top-100 accolade at ‘extremely challenging time’
Stonehaven are celebrating breaking into the top 100 courses in Scotland.
Readers’ Letters: Facebook ban on ‘free’ news
Facebook has blocked many sources of news in Australia for their users.
Rachel Corsie column: The buzz is back as Scotland rebuild for bright future
The week has been a positive one, and that was certainly one of the team’s biggest objectives as the women’s national side arrived in camp ahead of the international matches.
Readers’ Letters: Restore Bridge of Don’s beach
By not developing the magnificent beach area north of the River Don, Aberdeen is missing out on a golden opportunity to enhance both its tourist and leisure appeal.