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The Staggies chairman has described the emotional impact of the club’s relegation from the Premiership, and why it hurt more than previous setbacks.
The league fixtures for the upcoming campaign have been released.
The 21-year-old featured against Tottenham Hotspur in the FA Cup last season.
Roy MacGregor has sent out a stark warning to any club thinking they might be able to buy Ross County’s players cheap this summer.
Ewan Brown and Catriona Graves will not be defending their titles at this year’s Highland Cross.
Roy MacGregor has discussed the decision to keep Don Cowie in his role despite relegation for the first time.
The international hill running event took place in Slovakia this year.
Steven Ferguson, who was co-manager last time County were in the Championship, believes top flight football is crucial for the Highlands as a whole.
He finished first in a field of over 200 athletes to get his hands on the title.
Both men made their senior breakthroughs last season, and will now continue to ply their trade in Dingwall.
He is also the second player to make the move from Dundee United to Dingwall this summer.
The final took place at Spain Park, home to Highland League outfit Banks O’Dee.
The midfielder moved into his testimonial year when signing a new contract in 2022, but will finally see a match mark the occasion.
Four of the players to leave Dingwall on loan last season remain under contract, and will be returning to the club for pre-season.
He left Dingwall at 17, but has now returned as a Scotland international.
Relegation led to lots of ‘soul searching’ in Dingwall, according to the Staggies’ chief executive.
Ross County Women will be stronger next season for the experience of having a year under their belts in the SWFL North, says their coach.
It was the fifth iteration of the event, which celebrates LGBTQ+ identities, in Inverness.
Politicians Emma Roddick and Sarah Fanet were joined in addressing the crowd by Lady Carbisdale.
Over 1100 people marched through Inverness city centre to show their support for the LGBTQ+ community.
