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Economic transformation is key to solving a host of local problems according to a candidate standing in next week’s Cromarty Firth by election.
Fish landings at Ullapool enjoyed significant increases in both value and tonnage in April, compared to the same month last year.
A Ross-shire golf event has raised more than £15,000 for a host of local good causes.
Cats Protection Tain and District is hoping to recruit indoor fosterers to care for unwanted and abandoned cats while they wait to find a new owner.
The community at Cromarty turned out in force recently to celebrate one of their own.
A former pupil of Dingwall Academy is part of a musical quartet set to entertain music lovers in Ross-shire this evening.
Hundreds of people turned out for a chance to learn more about marine life last weekend.
Fifty people gathered on the Ullapool shoreline today to call for a full UK arms embargo and UK sanctions on Israel.
A multimillion-pound investment is being made in one of Scotland’s most strategically important ports.
Highland Council is to trial a new tactile aid, called a ballot paper overlay, for upcoming by elections in Cromarty Firth and Skye.
Dingwall’s High Street is set to welcome a fresh addition this summer as New Start Highland opens a second shop in the town.
Fortrose Academy is set to welcome back a high-flying former pupil for its awards evening this week.
Avoch composer and clàrsach player Grace Stewart-Skinner returned home for her eagerly-anticipated new album’s launch.
Ross Costigane, Lib Dem candidate for the Cromarty Firth by-election, is determined to “bring a fresh, energetic perspective” to the council.”
An award-winning singer has enjoyed “without a doubt” one of the best experiences of her life, attending a top level songwriting workshop in Spain.
A lucky group of Invergordon school pupils sampled a taste of life on the ocean wave on a special trip recently.
Young people attended Youth Highland’s Youth Board birthday party, marking 40 years of support for youth clubs and projects across the region.
A Conon Bridge primary school emerged victorious in a closely fought quiz event.
A special gathering at Dingwall Museum recently thanked the team which has produced one of its most eye-catching new exhibits.
Local primary school pupils have been learning all about food, farming and the countryside over three days at the Black Isle Showfield this week.
