Hartley praises Cove Rangers after the Blue Brazil soundly beaten
Cove Rangers continued their storming start to the League 2 season with a deserved victory against Cowdenbeath at Central Park.
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Answering manager’s call pays off for Elgin City midfielder Omar
Rabin Omar answered the manager’s call to be more forward-thinking before rattling in a double against his old club Annan.
crimson tide as locos trio red-carded
A Gary Manson penalty earned Wick victory against Locos, who had three players sent off as they missed out on the chance to move level on points with leaders Buckie Thistle.
Blelack Dakota reigns supreme at bull sales
Hundreds of farmers gathered at United Auctions in Stirling for the opening day of the Stirling Bull Sales.
Dons manager Derek McInnes trying to find a way to replace Lewis Ferguson
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes believes the loss of “natural leader” Lewis Ferguson has left a gaping hole in his midfield for tomorrow’s trip to Motherwell.
Forres striker Lee Fraser hungry for more starts after 19-month absence
Forres Mechanics striker Lee Fraser hopes his injury woes are behind him.
‘Delivering instils work ethic’: Paper boys and girls across the north-east will be recognised as part of the Home Delivery Awards
A Moray shop owner has described the Press and Journal and news as the “cornerstone” of his business.
Heroic display by Rose keeper stops Huntly earning replay
A solitary Thomas Coyne goal was enough to put East of Scotland League side Linlithgow Rose through to the Scottish Cup second round following a 1-0 win over Huntly.
Silver lining as Toni Shaw takes second at World Para Swimming Championships
Aberdeen swimmer Toni Shaw described winning silver in the S9 100m butterfly at the World Para Swimming Championships in London as the biggest achievement of her life.
Highland property market gets major boost with second home sales
Second home buyers boosted the property market in the Highlands in the first quarter of this financial year, according to figures from estate agency Galbraith.
John McGinn: Scotland’s lack of belief was unacceptable
John McGinn criticised Scotland’s unacceptable lack of belief as their Euro 2020 qualifying hopes were dented further by last night’s 2-1 defeat to Russia.
Bakery jobs on the rise in Muir of Ord
A Muir of Ord bakery is expanding production and creating new jobs following a move to bigger premises.
HIE ‘back on track’ after cash flow issues
Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) has said it is “back on track” after having to delay paying its bills during a two month spell because of “exceptional pressure” on its cash flow.
Iain Maciver: I’ve taken stock and I’m stocking up just in case no-deal Brexit really is a big deal
Some people are all talk. A guy from Point was selling a van the other day.
Battling Rory McIlroy draws comfort from support after missing cut at Royal Portrush
He quite properly got a hero’s welcome for a heroic effort when he came up the 18th as the clock ticked past 8pm, but there was to be no happy ending to the saga for Rory McIlroy at Royal Portrush.
McInnes hails midfield duo Ferguson and Campbell after Europa League win
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes hailed his teenage midfield duo Lewis Ferguson and Dean Campbell for showing maturity beyond their years as they helped the Dons to victory against RoPS in Finland last night.
Dons keep their cool in Lapland to book trip to Georgia
Derek McInnes’s 300th game in charge of Aberdeen had much in common with his 299th, as he watched his side squander chance after chance against RoPS in Finland to make this return leg more taxing than it should have been.
Richie Ramsay hopes conditions toughen in chase for Open spot
Richie Ramsay hopes to surge into the mix for a Sunday tilt at the Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open title.
Robert MacIntyre ‘gutted’ at missing Scottish Open cut by stroke
Oban’s Robert MacIntyre couldn’t hide his disappointment after missing the cut on his Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open debut.
Late qualifier Calum Hill climbs the leaderboard to sit top Scot at halfway point
Calum Hill is hoping to play his way into next week’s field at Royal Portrush after emerging as top Scot at the halfway point at The Renaissance Club.
Scottish Open venue closer to target golf than links – Henrik Stenson
Henrik Stenson is hitting form just in time for next week’s Open at Royal Portrush but feels this week’s ASI Scottish Open venue is not the ideal warm-up.
Portrush or Portofino? Edoardo Molinari in Open contention after strong Scottish Open start
The week before his brother Francesco defends the Claret Jug, Edoardo Molinari boosted his hopes of joining him at Royal Portrush by finishing tied for the lead on low-scoring opening day at the Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open.
Richie Ramsay uses local knowledge to spearhead Scots contingent at Renaissance Club
Aberdeen’s Richie Ramsay put local knowledge to good use on the opening day of the ASI Scottish Open to lead hopes of a first home winner for 20 years.
Home favourite Rory McIlroy hoping to savour Royal Portrush experience
Rory McIlroy knows he will carry the hopes of a nation when golf’s oldest major returns to Northern Ireland next week.
Matt Kuchar admits disappointing his grandmother has been toughest part of controversy-packed year
Matt Kuchar has been at the centre of an unusually controversial season but the American admits disappointing his grandmother has been the low point.
Defending champion Brandon Stone hoping for more success on Scottish soil
Brandon Stone almost created history at the Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open 12 months ago on his way to winning the title.
‘Harmony’ not right in my Hoops – says Barnes
This time 20 years ago, John Barnes was settling into his first week as Celtic manager.
Owain Fon Williams targets Wales return after joining Hamilton Accies
Owain Fon Williams hopes to force his way back into consideration for the Wales squad after joining Hamilton Accies.
Miracle can take longer but Clarke still believes
The miracle-worker tag is something Steve Clarke is not too comfortable with.
Difficult choice for panel
The finalists of the 2019 Press & Journal Gold Awards were selected after several hours of debate and discussion by a panel of industry leaders yesterday in Aberdeen.
Macduff’s boxing brothers rise to the occasion
It was a night to remember for the Stuart family as brothers Billy and Callum showed why they have the potential to put Macduff on the boxing map.
Aberdeen boxer Dean Sutherland targets Scottish belt after claiming Celtic title
Aberdeen boxer “Deadly” Dean Sutherland has set his sights on a Scottish title after winning his toughest fight to date.